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![]() "JE McGimpsey" ha scritto nel messaggio ... Don't know what type of experiment you're recording, but since your example included values to 2 decimal places, I'd think it could easily be the case that 1,00 is just as likely as 1,01 or 0,99 or any other value. I don't understand... my data values (let's call them "output") refer to a parameter related to the behaviour of an element subjected to increasing load; they could be considered as the "level" of stress inducted on the element. When "output"=1 my element becomes unstable...but I can still increase load until "output"=10. For this reason, I want to know at which step output=1, or better, when "output" passes through 0,... to 1,... |
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