Input File: Data Table

Data

The data table consists of 1 column per variable in the list of All Variables . There must be a column for each variable in the All Variables list. Columns are delimited by blanks, also termed spaces, or tabs. (The hex representation of a blank is 20h. A tab is 09h.)

The format, as shown in the example, can contain a mixture of simple and exponential forms. Further, the length of a value in a column is not limited. There is however a limitation of 9 decimal points to the precision of the computations. This is easily changed if necessary. If you are not familiar with REXX, all you have to do is stick the line "Numeric Digits n" near the start of the program. N is the number of significant digits desired. Since REXX uses arbitrary precision arithmetic you can have what ever you want. Finally, you can not have missing values in any of the columns.

Data  =
/* Flag which indicates the data table follows.  Do not change this line.
/* Data follows in filled columns, i.e. no missing values.  1 row per point
/* in n dimensional space.  1 column per dimension.  Columns are space or tab
/* delimited.  Currently precision is set to 9 significant digits.  The number
/* of columns must match the number of variables in the list of All Variables.

   5.600    3.353E-2       0          95
   6.502    1.542E-1       3.4783E-01 90
   7.202    1.547E-1       6.1538E-01  0.0010
   8.102    1.552E-1       9.5937E-01   1
   9.101    9.578E-2       1.3419      98
   1.000E+1    1.264E-1    1.6857      97
   1.130E+1    1.873E-1    2.1831      97
   1.280E+1    1.582E-1    2.7565      99
   1.390E+1    1.288E-1    3.1771       1
   1.520E+1    6.957E-2    3.6745       1
   1.630E+1    1.904E-1    4.0975       1
   1.760E+1    3.413E-1    4.5977       1

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