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Re: Is it possible to zero-out LAB values

2019-03-09 by richard@...

What you are after is a basic normalization formula, but I don't think it will make a difference for the linearization. If you load your measurements into the A column in a spreadsheet, paste this into the B1 and drag down for the whole column.

=((A1-A$21)/($A$1-$A$21))*100

basically it is (value / minValue) / (maxValue - minValue) which will give you 1-0 and then multiply by 100 for 100-0


93.932110091.429897.09857488.181793.332390383.492787.895477778.288381.86095771.322273.783738765.493867.025687660.640461.398152754.978154.832695249.734248.752374144.412242.581495739.096636.418038234.635831.245724330.536226.492223226.441621.744519622.117516.730709919.031413.152365715.70489.2951609312.04095.046855549.3781.95921337.68830
Hope that helps,
Richard Boutwell

http://www.richardboutwell.com/

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