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...e gain is correlated with the SNR within a frequency region just the way i explained above... (except for the freq-cutoff, of course ;) ) the current encoder only seems to care about the SNR and not about the resulting energy level as well. any suggestions ? (Monty?) <p>bye, Sebastian --- Crosspoint v3.0 * Origin: Point 15 der DCG Main BBS (2:2432/207.15) -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: vtest.png Type: image/png Size: 20249 bytes Desc: vtest.png Url : http://lists.xiph.org/pipermail/vorbis-dev/attachments/20020905/2473df82/vtest-0001.png

...39;s something like whether each experiment has values for both EnTime and ExTime? Assuming that cast is taking some sort of sum then I'd like to learn how to replace the value in the table with something meaningful to me. On thing would the the ExNum value from the first occurrence at that crosspoint, or the PL_Pos value, etc. How might I write a fun.aggregate to to that? Thanks, Mark > dim(MyResults) [1] 1105 12 > head(MyResults, n=15) ExNum PosType EnDate EnTime ExDate ExTime PL_Pos Costs Save2 time value id 1.1 1 -1 1080103 800 1080103 1310 520 26...

Hi *, besides my dovecot maildir structure, that has been migrated from an Exchange server, I have an even older mail structure in an ancient uucp style. The program named CrossPoint I used for this isn't wideley known, but it used so called mpuffer files in a plain text format. It is the program I still use to write for example this mail. I wonder if there already exists a program or script to convert the files from this program to the Dovecot maildir structure or some Ho...

...39;s something like whether each experiment has values for both EnTime and ExTime?    Assuming that cast is taking some sort of sum then I'd like to learn how to replace the value in the table with something meaningful to me. On thing would the the ExNum value from the first occurrence at that crosspoint, or the PL_Pos value, etc.    How might I write a fun.aggregate to to that? Thanks, Mark > dim(MyResults) [1] 1105   12 > head(MyResults, n=15)      ExNum PosType  EnDate EnTime  ExDate ExTime PL_Pos Costs Save2 time value id 1.1      1      -1 1080103    800 1080103   1310    520    26   ...