Thread: Delete elements "off the curve" from an array.

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    Delete elements "off the curve" from an array.

    Hi Guys,

    I need to delete elements that are "off the curve" from an array.

    Example:

    -10
    -11
    -12
    -10
    0 (Delete This value)
    -9
    -13

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    You have to shift all the elements with indexes greater than the deleted element to fill the gap. If you want the ability to simply remove an element, without needing to move the others, you'll need a linked list.
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    I was assuming he meant how to determine which element(s) to remove, not how to remove them. Something like curve fitting or outlier detection.

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    Thanks Algorism,
    Exactly what I need

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