Thread Subject: clipping detection

Subject: clipping detection

From: Paul

Date: 26 Nov, 2007 07:06:19

Message: 1 of 1

I have to know if my digitizer is clipping data and
therefore I just need to answer the question:

given the vector x, are N consecutive points anywhere in the
vector within epsilon of each other?
 

Epsilon will be the least count (one or a couples of bits)
of the digitizer.

This must be fast code and any help would be appreciated.

(Not homework as you can tell from my earlier post several
weeks ago).




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