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Post #Aw4pH9SiHrykrrZEqO by [email protected] |
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What's the best way to average a bunch of angles to give a meaningful resul… |
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Post #Aw4pH9a9qBvxEx3BRo by [email protected] |
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@azonenberg What about converting them all to positive angles in the range of 0… |
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Post #Aw4sx7SOQrtkfq7YdU by [email protected] |
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@Lee_Holmes then you have the same problem, values near 0 and 360 averaging to … |
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Post #Aw4sx7Z81pHn0jGw8O by [email protected] |
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@Lee_Holmes for example 1 degree is halfway between 3 and 359 |
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Post #Aw4sx7f9fQ6fJQ5kWm by [email protected] |
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@azonenberg For 2 angles you can do this conditionally if the average is ever o… |
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Post #Aw4tKNeIOgELYKmQO8 by [email protected] |
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@azonenberg like I don't know what I would think the average is for 1, 180,… |
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Post #Aw4vJ7SNJWQKx5jMLA by [email protected] |
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@Lee_Holmes yeah this could be tens of millions of samples |
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Post #Aw4vJ7ZStA5xJ531OK by [email protected] |
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@azonenberg Yeah, I think the best you can do is a LUT to save the trig costs. |
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Post #Aw4vJ8VFQKJeCI5ASO by [email protected] |
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@Lee_Holmes vector sum and normalize seems the most practical route |
