Hi,
I'd like to prepare some DDS templates, which should be able to handle data of arbitrary sweep dimension.
For some of the calculations, I need to extract the innermost indep value in form of a 1d array.
Simply calling indep(data) doesn't do the trick, since it's returning the multi-dim matrix of all individual indep values.
As I'm dealing with nested sweeps, I'd need to evaluate something like indep(data[0,0,::]).
But this way of extracting the indep data doesn't work for arbitrary sweep dimension.
Is there a function, which allows to get the 1d array of the innermost sweep values for regularly nested sweep data,
or do I need establish some ugly if-then-esle statements or write my own AEL function ?
Regards,
Toby
I'd like to prepare some DDS templates, which should be able to handle data of arbitrary sweep dimension.
For some of the calculations, I need to extract the innermost indep value in form of a 1d array.
Simply calling indep(data) doesn't do the trick, since it's returning the multi-dim matrix of all individual indep values.
As I'm dealing with nested sweeps, I'd need to evaluate something like indep(data[0,0,::]).
But this way of extracting the indep data doesn't work for arbitrary sweep dimension.
Is there a function, which allows to get the 1d array of the innermost sweep values for regularly nested sweep data,
or do I need establish some ugly if-then-esle statements or write my own AEL function ?
Regards,
Toby