Hello all,
I am having trouble approaching this problem. I have a sub-VI which outputs a 2D-array for each iteration of a while-loop. This is spectroscopic data set where the first column is the time value and the next 32 columns are intensities from the array detector. RIght now I am fine with just figuring out how to solve my problem with only two columns.
Anyways, I want to be able to save the array between iterations ( which I am implementing a shift register for) and then average the next array with the previous saved array. Since all my time points will be equivalent in between iterations (the sub-VI creates a special time axis), I want to do a straight running average where each element is averaged with the previous corresponding element in the array.
What would be the best way to approach this part? Should I just do a build array and at the end somehow iteratively average together all of the appended arrays? I figure that would take way too long compared to a running average though.
Thank you for your help. I can clarify further if anything seems unclear.
