[Blindmath] analyze of experimental results

[Richard Baldwin]

Ask a seismologist if they still do visual waveform analysis (in addition to
other techniques) in the detection and analysis of earthquake signals. I
believe the answer will be a resounding yes.

Dick Baldwin

On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 12:09 PM, Susan Jolly <easjolly at ix.netcom.com>wrote:

> Speaking as a sighted person and a retired research scientist I don't
> understand the intent of the original assignment.  I would never attempt to
> analyze thousands of numbers visually.  I and I believe other scientists
> would say that the correct thing to do would be to attempt to fit the data
> to an appropriate analytic form be it linear, exponential, fourier series,
> or whatever. There are many different utilities for doing this; I will leave
> it to the list to make suggestions.
>
> Susan
>
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