Question is we have three columns first one column is 0 or 1 second column are some values of A and third column are some values of B

for a given condtion for 0.01 interval of A values and B values interval of -9 to +9 say at A threshold =0.01 and B at threshold =-9 if value in the second column of A > A (threshold) and value in the third column B > B value (threshold) then for that output value is 1

or if either of them is greater than threshold and then output value is 1 if both of them less than threshold then 0 .

Likewise at different thresholds keeping one threshold fixed other say gab changes from -9 to -8 . then do calculation.

In reply to Re^2: Keeping one colmun fixed and second column changed at different intervals to print the output by vis1982
in thread Keeping one colmun fixed and second column changed at different intervals to print the output by vis1982

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