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Re: Need a function to multiply the elements of an array [message #4127 is a reply to message #4065]

Mon, 01 May 1995 00:00

VUKOVIC
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Registered: December 1994

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In <CHASE.95Apr28164307@retro.jhuapl.edu> chase@retro.jhuapl.edu writes:

> A related recursive operation that I have wanted on occasion is an
> auto-regressive (AR) filter. IDL can easily implement moving-average
> filters (via convol) but it does not have an efficient function for
> impelmenting AR (or ARMA) filters. The most useful generalization of

yesss!

and since we are on the topic of arrays etc, it would be nice to have a
symbol that points to the last element of the array

mirko

Mirko Vukovic | vukovic@uwmfe.neep.wisc.edu
Dept. of Nucl. Eng. and Eng. Phys. | mvukovic@wiscmacc.bitnet
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		Need a function to multiply the elements of an array By: barsam on Wed, 26 April 1995 00:00
		Re: Need a function to multiply the elements of an array By: VUKOVIC on Mon, 01 May 1995 00:00
		Re: Need a function to multiply the elements of an array By: isaacman on Fri, 28 April 1995 00:00
		Re: Need a function to multiply the elements of an array By: chase on Fri, 28 April 1995 00:00
		Re: Need a function to multiply the elements of an array By: VUKOVIC on Fri, 28 April 1995 00:00
		Re: Need a function to multiply the elements of an array By: rlw on Fri, 28 April 1995 00:00

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