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Hi, all I am doing now pulse oximeter project in labview. I have got signals from oximeter and waveform is generated in waveform graph. But not a smooth one. I need a smooth waveform like the image attached here. What are the applicable methods to solve this problem?
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Hi, I've decided to take the temperature on a known issue, that lvclass files retain knowledge of some of their old content after it's deleted. Proof For some reason I'm not allowed to upload lvclass files, so I'll describe it instead (using LV2014SP1): 1) Create a new class and save it on disk as class1.lvclass. No member data nor methods, file size on disk is 8 kB. 2) Add one piece of significantly sized (to easier see the issue) member data, I added a 1000x100 array of DBL (with random default data in it). Save the class again, and now class1.lvclass is 4604 kB (why so much
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Hi all, We are a group of students from the University of Cambridge who are developing a new data connectivity system for researchers like us, its up at https://rinocloud.com It currently integrates with LabVIEW, Matlab and Python. The plugin will point your data directly at our secure storage where you can automatically add metadata results for easy and fast retrieval. We’re also rolling out plotting features for presenting the data, collaboration features for project teams and an integrated lab book. We are looking for new users, researchers like us, to help us to get feedback from o
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I have a data file EMG signal .tdms, the signal represented by number of samples and amplitude (24bit data). I want to perform this signal into a time domain to perform spectral analysis EMG signal. I look forward to help me continue my project. I send all write file and read file the signal EMG signals Thanks so much. P/s: Read EMG Signal read data file sEMG_1.tdms EMG monitor write EMG signal acquisition to sEMG_1.tdms Read EMG Signal.vi EMG monitor_.vi
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I'm working on a large project and have run into a quandary about how to best deal with a large shared data set. I have a set of classes that define 3 data structures. One is for a script read from disk that the application executes. Another is the output data from the program, generated as the script is executed. The last is a summary of the current state of execution of the script. The first two can be significant in size and are unbounded. In my application, I have one actor (with sub actors) responsible for reading the script from disk, executing it and collecting the data. It also
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Hi all ! I mainly use XML files as configuration file for my applications. And then use flatten/unflatten from XML to populate a configuration cluster... I've made a routine which creates the configuration file if it has been deleted by the user. In that case the XML file is create with default values. I usually 'store' these values in the strict type definition of my cluster (see In Strict Typedef png). I was wondering if it was a good idea ? Or should I explicitly bundle the values in my code (like in Init png) ?