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VectorMath Class
This class provides a convenient library of static methods for transforming array data. See VectorMath Members for the full list of static methods.
public class VectorMath
Example
Typically you may want to combine several variables in a Scatterplot, or draw a timeseries with a moving average.

BP = new int[] {427,428,427,429,424,418,420,424,416,410,406,409,403,395,389,380,374,369,
356,362,383,383,382,393,386,398,382,379,380,394,385,381,388,396,404,393,400,413,417,
414,402,400,400,408,408,406,405,395,392,395,371,392,400,415,413,414,417,428,416,422,
429,416,414,401,416,406,407,416,421,411,412,406,405,408,414,407,408,414,412,406,395,
403,400,397,395,405,411,414,408};
pad = sp.MissingValue;
mav12 = VectorMath.MovingAverage(BP,12,pad);
mav20 = VectorMath.MovingAverage(BP,20,pad);
sp.LineGraphStyle = LineGraphStyles.Markers|LineGraphStyles.NoLines;
sp.SetMarkers(MarkerStyle.Dot);
sp.DrawLineGraph(BP);
sp.SetLineStyles(LineStyle.Solid);
sp.LineGraphStyle = 0;
sp.DrawLineGraph(new double[][]{mav12,mav20});
See the tutorial topics on data transformations.
Requirements
Namespace: Causeway
Assembly: SharpPlot (in sharpplot.dll)
