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How to count only increases in data

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Kyle Reagan
Kyle Reagan on 28 Jul 2017
Edited: Kyle Reagan on 28 Jul 2017
I want to sum all the dramatic increases in my set of data, except for when an increase occurs at the same time the current increases. The items I want to sum are seen surrounded by green boxes, the ones that shouldn't be included in the sum are shown in red boxes. Please see the attached image. How should I go about doing this? My idea in pseudo code is "if rate of blue line > (arbitrary number) and if total increase of blue line > 2, and if current isn't increasing at same time, then add the increase of the blue line to the sum."

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the cyclist
the cyclist on 28 Jul 2017
The way I would go about this is to do exactly what you've started doing. You need an algorithm, or set of rules/instructions for the procedure to follow. Begin writing English sentences that describe those rules. Then write some pseudocode that begins to get more quantitative about those rules. Then write the actual MATLAB that encodes them precisely.

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