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LabRadar: Great Data - Terrible Implementation. (partial solution inside)
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<blockquote data-quote="Tulsa Reiner" data-source="post: 1656065" data-attributes="member: 75815"><p>Hope this is useful to someone. Based on the lukewarm reception so far, I may be wasting my time, but oh well.</p></blockquote><p></p><p></p><p>Entoptics: I'm fascinated by what you've discovered, and curious about how it came about? (you don't have to answer that question.)</p><p>The only answer I can think of re why LabRadar engineers didn't do what you did is that they are doppler wonks, but don't give a **** about fairly simple statistics. I am not a "statistician," having taken only an introductory course in college, but I think I can understand what your algorithm is doing and why. This whole project of yours is just an extension of what we are all doing with velocity and BC when working up the optimal hand loads for our toys.</p><p>THANK YOU!</p><p>[/QUOTE]</p>
[QUOTE="Tulsa Reiner, post: 1656065, member: 75815"] Hope this is useful to someone. Based on the lukewarm reception so far, I may be wasting my time, but oh well.[/QUOTE] Entoptics: I'm fascinated by what you've discovered, and curious about how it came about? (you don't have to answer that question.) The only answer I can think of re why LabRadar engineers didn't do what you did is that they are doppler wonks, but don't give a **** about fairly simple statistics. I am not a "statistician," having taken only an introductory course in college, but I think I can understand what your algorithm is doing and why. This whole project of yours is just an extension of what we are all doing with velocity and BC when working up the optimal hand loads for our toys. THANK YOU! [/QUOTE]
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