Stealth Maestro

Many thanks to VZE1 on helping me with my earlier question. I do have a new one now, but I suspect there is an even simpler answer that is just out of my grasp:

I have a source that is rapidly giving me a random set of numbers. I would like to have a Flonum object that only reports the highest number. Suppose I first get a .002 ... it will indicate that until a .056 comes in, and then it can never go lower than that. Sort of like a minimum that resets itself every time it gets a new higher number. Thanks!!

reseting-the-minimum

On 9 avr. 08, at 11:20, Brent Huras wrote:

> I have a source that is rapidly giving me a random set of numbers. I 

> would like to have a Flonum object that only reports the highest 

> number. Suppose I first get a .002 ... it will indicate that until 

> a .056 comes in, and then it can never go lower than that. Sort of 

> like a minimum that resets itself every time it gets a new higher 

You can connect the output of [maximum 0.] to it's rightmost input 

Centre de Recherches et de Formation Musicales de Wallonie asbl

> I have a source that is rapidly giving me a random set of numbers. I  
> would like to have a Flonum object that only reports the highest  
> number. Suppose I first get a .002 ... it will indicate that until  
> a .056 comes in, and then it can never go lower than that. Sort of  
> like a minimum that resets itself every time it gets a new higher  
> number. Thanks!!

You can connect the output of [maximum 0.] to it's rightmost input  
(thru a [float] or float numbox).

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Patrick Delges

Centre de Recherches et de Formation Musicales de Wallonie asbl
http://www.crfmw.be/max


You can also use lp.stacey, which tracks min/max/mean as well as standard deviation and several other statistical characteristics of incoming data.

Part of the Litter Starter Pack. URI below.

Reseting the Minimum