The Series directory contains SPL functions for manipulating series, and identifying points of interest in a series. The following functions are included:
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Returns 1 if all elements of the input are non-zero. |
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Returns 1 if any element of the input is non-zero. |
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Calculates the product of each column of an array. |
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Returns the column numbers that meet a condition. |
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Returns the X and Y value of the maximum of a series. |
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Returns the X and Y value of the minimum of a series. |
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Returns the row numbers that meet a condition. |
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Returns the X and Y values of a series from a specified Y value. |
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Rounds a value towards zero. |
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Converts index values of a series to X values. |
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Marks the maximum of a series with a symbol. |
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Marks the minimum of a series with a symbol. |
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Returns the maximum of one or two input arguments. |
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Returns the minimum of one or two input arguments. |
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Extracts a 4 bit nibble from a value. |
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Returns the total number of array elements. |
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Replace outliers with linear interpolation of neighboring values. |
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Calculates the product of all values of a series or array. |
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Calculates a rational approximation using the continued fraction. |
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Releases an ActiveX server object. |
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Determine the remainder from a division. |
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Replaces values based on a logical condition. |
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Returns a 2 point series containing the dimensions of an array. |
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Returns the sign of a real, complex or series. |
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Replaces a value with previous or next value. |
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Returns the maximum of one or more input arguments. |
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Returns the minimum of one or more input arguments. |
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Converts X values of a series to indices. |
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Interpolates Y values from arbitrary X values. |