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Re: std
From: |
Juan Pablo Carbajal |
Subject: |
Re: std |
Date: |
Sat, 18 May 2019 03:14:08 +0200 |
Hi,
You need to get use to read the help of the functions. The third input
argument of std indicates along which dimension the function will
compute, that is 1 for "along columns", 2 for "along rows", 3 for
"along pages" (in a 3D matrix), etc...
We do not understand what you want to do with. If you explain what you
mean by "5 elements" we can give better answers.
>From you example it seems you mean the std in the last 5 elements, that would
>be
std (vv(end-4:end))
ans = 186.01
If you want std on a moving window of size 5 you can do
movstd(data, 5)
ans =
79.955
91.922
100.859
87.834
69.483
80.843
103.496
97.835
90.237
82.031
65.459
54.994
58.322
98.814
135.773
153.632
177.823
190.644
186.009
150.281
101.332
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