Calculates the derivative of XY data.
DYDX(ysig, xsig)
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ysig |
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An input XY series. |
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xsig |
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Optional. A series, the explicit X values. |
An XY series.
W1: xy(gexp(100,.01), gline(100,.01, 1, 0))
W2: dydx(W1);
W2 contains the first derivative of the XY data in W1.
W3: dydx(gline(100, .01, 1, 0), gexp(100, .01))
Same as above except the Y and X series are explicit.
W1: gsin(100, 1/100, 1);
W2: dydx(w1);
W3: rderiv(w1)
W2 contains the first derivative of the interval data in W1. W2 is identical to W1 except for the last point.
DYDX computes the 2 point right derivative of an XY or interval series. The 2 point right derivative for a series s is defined as:
DYDX is identical to the built-in RDERIV function except for the last point. For a series of N points, the last point is computed as:
and for RDERIV:
See DERIV for a more sophisticated algorithm.
See DIFF to compute the series difference.