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+1  Q: 

Calculating sliding averages

I'm not even sure what sliding average is, but someone told me it would help with something I'm working on.

I have a table of random values -- table[n] = random(100) / 100

I need to populate table2 with their sliding averages.

I think this is the terminology. Let me know if it doesn't make sense.

+6  A: 

The Moving average entry on Wikipedia might be a good start.

smmv  2010-10-11 20:00:46
Ah, I saw an question here on Stack Overflow regarding moving averages. Thanks.
Scott  2010-10-11 20:12:04
+2  A: 

"Sliding Average" is another term for "Moving Average" AKA "Boxcar Average".

All are a form of Smoothing the data.

drewk  2010-10-11 20:35:26

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