in reply to Re: Finding local maxima/minima in noisy, pediodic data
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You have your solution, but are you aware that there is an anomoly in your data (n=47.00) that doesn't stand up to statistical analysis? It's more than just a random discontinuity, it's almost like a chunk of data was deleted from the set.

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