Re: integration of a continuous function



illywhacker wrote:

is sufficiently oversampled.

Jim, I do not know why you feel obliged to try to explain to me

I didn't feel obliged not even a little bit. You asked me a question. Now your
whining because I chose to provide a response.


Why would he want to integrate to do this? As far as I know, he did
not talk about a moving
average filter. He is integrating, that is, inverse differentiating.

No you are right. I have very little information on what he has tried or why he
thinks what he has tried didn't work. But you want him to invent a continuous
function so that he can do some math on that. Which frankly, in view of what
little info he has revealed, IMO is just plain silly.

-jim
.

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