While working in Athena today I noticed something peculiar while
looking at the derivative plots of mu(E) data. When I plot the current
group (red button) the plot can be spiky. However, when I plot as
marked group (purple button) everything is much smoother and more
rounded. Smoothed data will do
On Tuesday, February 22, 2011 05:03:02 pm Andrew Korinda wrote:
While working in Athena today I noticed something peculiar while
looking at the derivative plots of mu(E) data. When I plot the current
group (red button) the plot can be spiky. However, when I plot as
marked group (purple button)
Hi Bruce, Matthew,
Oh, deriv() (and smooth()) are not nearly as sophisticated as what
Matthew suggests. They are simply applied to a single array,
sequentially, without regard to the x axis (as, in fact, it does
not know what x might be):
Deriv would translate (sorry for the python) to
def
