Re: Combining samples......

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From: Gregory Harrison
Date: Thu, 31 May 1990 16:59

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In article <1990May28.112524.4264@lth.se> d88pt@efd.lth.se (Peter Tomaszewski) writes:
>Hi,
>
>
>I would like to know how you combine two samples. If they are sampled at the
I suppose you could just interpolate one of the samples to have it's
datapoint be time-aligned with the other sample.  You could use the 
spline function in Matlab for instance, or just write a little
interpolator.  You would use time as the independant variable.

Greg Harrison 
GE

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