Hi,

you,

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Mark Peterson wrote:

> I am working on an application based around a PIC16C715 that monitors the
> density a gas in a closed vessel.
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> I have played all kinds of games with routines to pick out single oddball
> values by comparing the relationship with points before and after each
> value and throwing out values that are out of whack, by using linear
> regression to smooth out an hour's worth of data, etc.  I dropped out of my
> stats class in college and struggled through numerical methods.  Now I'm
> hurting for it.

Could we learn what was the problem with trials described above?

Regards,
Imre