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I will try to explain clearly.
I have a bi-linear curve and I would like to know where the breaking point is. Looking at a graph of the ordered data (highest to lowest), it seems to be ~30%. Basically what I need to do is figure out which ranges of cells would give the greatest difference in average slope if slope is computed as (Wi-Wi+1)/1. For example, it might be the average of Wi-Wi+1 for i=1 through i=84 and the average of Wi-Wi+1 for i=85 through i=244. Example: i W m 1 95 2 85 10 3 80 5 4 75 5 5 70 5 6 65 5 Here the solution is easy. The difference in m_avg is greatest between i=1:2 (10) and i=3:6 (5) Thanks ds |
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