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Re^2: structuring data: aka walk first, grok laterby chexmix (Hermit) |
on Jun 06, 2008 at 20:24 UTC ( [id://690758]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
OK. Using either approach, how do I do something with (e.g. treat as a unit or set) all the $x for a given $det in a given $obs?
That is, how do I get that particular array back out of the data structure that has been built? Because that's how I need to process this data. It's the distribution of points on the axes of individual detectors that is of interest. My latest stab is this:
I'm doing this bit of printing simply to see if I am catching all the data ... but this only prints out the stuff for the LAST $obs. NOTE: I should never have referenced / included the 'full precision' values in my discussion. The reasons for that are technical (beyond the need for this discussion), but it's entirely valid to just convert those to integers. I am sorry for the confusion that caused.
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