Line chart question , easy one

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Imagine :
I need to smooth out a curve of values..
At this moment , it looks rather spiky.
I need to define the smoothness of the curve.

Now i used a accelerate and decellerate trick , to find the smoothest curve , but it easily goes to wobly and can shoot out of range.

Posted 5-Sep-10 10:42am

Jarno Burger

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Electron Shepherd · Answer 1 · 2010-09-05T11:04:00

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A moving average will smooth out rapid fluctuations. You can vary the width of the sliding window, and use different types of average (simple, weighted, exponential etc).

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_average[^]

Posted 5-Sep-10 11:04am

Electron Shepherd