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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Taking the averages of columns with deletion of some lines Post 302806173 by bartus11 on Sunday 12th of May 2013 03:48:06 PM
Old 05-12-2013
Try this:
Code:
/^SOURCE: TIMESTEP/ {
  if (p) {
    for (i in c) {
      print i" "x[i]/c[i]" "y[i]/c[i]" "z[i]/c[i]
      c[i]=0
      x[i]=0
      y[i]=0
      z[i]=0
    }
  }
  print
  getline
  print
}
/^[0-9]/ && NF==5 {
  c[$1]++
  x[$1]+=$3
  y[$1]+=$4
  z[$1]+=$5
  p=1
}
END {
  for (i in c) {
    print i" "x[i]/c[i]" "y[i]/c[i]" "z[i]/c[i]
  }
}

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