RE: Skier impact monitor 09 - PSoC4 performance measurements

DAB — Fri, 20 Feb 2015 19:54:25 GMT

You might want to do a precalc check on the data to see if any one axis exceeds the limit.

You can do a parametric analysis to see what combinations of axis data enters into the critical area where you need to do the detailed calculation.

Set up a matrix based upon a integer input level and use fuzzy logic to determine if the change is light, moderate, or severe.

Then use a simple logic table that would require two of the three axes to be severe to be qualified as a potential problem.

Just a thought,

DAB

RE: Skier impact monitor 09 - PSoC4 performance measurements

clem57 — Fri, 20 Feb 2015 01:55:49 GMT

I have a simple suggestion: A table of precompute squares like this:

9/81
20/400
30/900

The table can be used to get an approximation like this: if you had 500, you know if is 500 is closer to 20/400 and farther from 30/900 = 22 ish making a linear assumption. (480 actually!)

Clem