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I know that the median function will return the median value of the
entire array, but how would one go about finding the median of only
some of the values in an array?
So far, I've managed only to identify the peaks in an oscillator I've
coded, but I'm trying to have the program find the median of ONLY the
four highest peaks within a user-defined lookback range (likewise
with the four lowest troughs below zero).
I think I can stumble around and figure out how to code what I need
once I get past this median problem. I've spent two days on this
trying to figure it out (I feel like Thomas Edison - I've discovered
a thousand ways to NOT find the median). : )
Has anyone had a similar problem and found a somewhat simple
solution, or perhaps be willing to point me in some direction?
DC
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