I have a CSV file with X values in the first column, and Y values in the first row, with Z values in the middle like so:
** 39 40 41 42
0.004 2.1802 2.1937 2.2144 2.2379
0.25 1.2409 1.2622 1.2859 1.3073
0.5 1.0538 1.02572 1.04857 1.07059
0.75 0.9479 0.96999 0.98699 1.00675
I can import this into maple as a matrix, but for the maple statistics fit command, it requires the X to be in one column, the Y to be in the second column, and the Z to be in the third column like so:
0.004 39 2.1802
0.004 40 2.1937
0.004 41 2.2144
Is there a way to create the second matrix as Maple wants, or is there a call command for Statistics[Fit] that will allow me to insert the first matrix?
Supposing A is your imported matrix, I create a matrix of three columns X, Y, and Z named XYZ thus:
n:= LinearAlgebra:-RowDimension(A):
m:= LinearAlgebra:-ColumnDimension(A):
XYZ:= Matrix([seq(seq([A[i,1],A[1,j],A[i,j]], j= 2..m), i= 2..n)]):