changing the output of data to the textfile
the code I have below sets out data as shown :
232 356 434 767 786 854 avg 571.50 group 0011100210
124 78 333 19 68 avg 124.40
how do I change the code to make the output all of the above but on the one line:
232,356,434,767,786,854,av
232 356 434 767 786 854 avg 571.50 group 0011100210
124 78 333 19 68 avg 124.40
how do I change the code to make the output all of the above but on the one line:
232,356,434,767,786,854,av
#!/usr/bin/perl
use POSIX;
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
use List::Util qw(sum);
my $startTime = time();
##### Open files
open(my $IN,"invim2.vim") or die "Could not open input: $!\n";
open(my $OUT,">outvim2.vim") or die "Could not open output: $!\n";
my @avgs1;
my @avgs2;
my ($maxavg1, $minavg1, $maxavg2, $minavg2);
##### Step 1: read a line, and split it on comma
while(<$IN>){
chomp;
my @arr = split /,/;
next unless @arr;
# discard 1st and 2nd last and last item
shift @arr;
pop @arr;
pop @arr;
# pop @arr;
##### Step 2: Sort data into ascending order
@arr = sort {$a <=> $b} @arr;
# print "arr @arr\n";
##### Step 3: Calculate difference between neighboring pairs
my @diff = (map {$arr[$_] - $arr[$_-1]} (1..$#arr));
# print "diff @diff\n";
##### Step 4: Calculate amount in each group
my @groups = (0)x10;
foreach my $a (@arr) {
$groups[$a/100]++;
}
# print "group @groups\n";
##### Step 5: Calculate average
my $avg1 = sum(@arr)/@arr;
# printf "arr avg %.2f\n", $avg1;
if(!$maxavg1 || $avg1 > $maxavg1) { $maxavg1 = $avg1; }
if(!$minavg1 || $avg1 < $minavg1) { $minavg1 = $avg1; }
push @avgs1, $avg1;
my $avg2 = sum(@diff)/@diff;
# printf "diff avg %.2f\n", $avg2;
if(!$maxavg2 || $avg2 > $maxavg2) { $maxavg2 = $avg2; }
if(!$minavg2 || $avg2 < $minavg2) { $minavg2 = $avg2; }
push @avgs2, $avg2;
##### Step 6: Print results
print $OUT join("\t", @arr) . "\tavg " . sprintf("%.2f\t", $avg1) . "group " . join("", @groups) . "\n";
print $OUT join("\t", @diff) . "\t\tavg " . sprintf("%.2f\t", $avg2) . "\n";
print $OUT "\n";
}
my $stopTime = time();
my $totalTime = $stopTime - $startTime;
# printf "input: maxavg %d minavg %d avgavg %d\n", $maxavg1, $minavg1, sum(@avgs1)/@avgs1;
printf $OUT "For data values:\t\t avg avg %.2f\t maximum avg %.2f\t minimum avg %.2f \n",
sum(@avgs1)/@avgs1, $maxavg1, $minavg1 ;
# printf "diff: maxavg %d minavg %d avgavg %d\n", $maxavg2, $minavg2, sum(@avgs2)/@avgs2;
printf $OUT "For data difference values:\t avg avg %.2f\t maximum avg %.2f\t minimum avg %.2f \n",
sum(@avgs2)/@avgs2, $maxavg2, $minavg2, ;
printf "Time started: %s Time ended: %s Total time: %d minutes\n",
strftime("%H:%M", localtime($startTime)), strftime("%H:%M", localtime($stopTime)), $totalTime/60;
printf $OUT "Time started: %s Time ended: %s Total time: %d minutes\n",
strftime("%H:%M", localtime($startTime)), strftime("%H:%M", localtime($stopTime)), $totalTime/60;
close($IN);
close($OUT);
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excellent, thank you
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so would that look like this in code to open data file and write to another file ?
use strict;
use warnings;
##### Open files
open(my $IN,"outvim2.vim") or die "Could not open input: $!\n";
open(my $OUT,">groupsort.vim") or die "Could not open output: $!\n";
my $Group_Min = 501;
my $Group_Max = 550;
my $Group_Count = 10;
my @averages = qw(571.50 551.50 551.17 531.17);
my @groups = (0)x$Group_Count;
foreach (@averages) {
my $group = ($_ - $Group_Min)/$Group_Count; #This calculates the group
$group = 0 if $group < 0; #In case you have a number below the expected min
$group = $Group_Count-1 if $group >= $Group_Count; #In case you have a number above the expected max
$groups[$group]++;
}
print OUT join(", ", @groups) . "\n"
use strict;
use warnings;
##### Open files
open(my $IN,"outvim2.vim") or die "Could not open input: $!\n";
open(my $OUT,">groupsort.vim") or die "Could not open output: $!\n";
my $Group_Min = 501;
my $Group_Max = 550;
my $Group_Count = 10;
my @averages = qw(571.50 551.50 551.17 531.17);
my @groups = (0)x$Group_Count;
foreach (@averages) {
my $group = ($_ - $Group_Min)/$Group_Count; #This calculates the group
$group = 0 if $group < 0; #In case you have a number below the expected min
$group = $Group_Count-1 if $group >= $Group_Count; #In case you have a number above the expected max
$groups[$group]++;
}
print OUT join(", ", @groups) . "\n"
The line I changed:
printf $OUT "%s,avg1,%.2f,%s,%s,%.2f\n
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