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Is there any command for doing an ensemble average of overplotting curves?

Dear All,

May I ask you something? I have over-plotting result of 61 curves (please refer to below image). x axis refers to time in hour, and y axis refers to rainfall (mm/h).

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Thus, is that possible to take the ensemble average including the standard deviation of those curves as function of time? If yes, then may I know the command for doing so? Thanks in advance for your help.

Best Regards, Intan.
POSTED BY: INTAN SUPRABA
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Dear Marco,

Thanks a lot for your explanations! Yes, it works. Thanks again for your help. Btw, may I ask you another thing? I have a PDF of normal distribution of a certain variable, like in this case, the value of a (please refer to below figure):

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The mean value is 117, and the value of a varies from 100 to 130. May I know if there is a command to extract all of the values of a under the curve by following the Gaussian rule? I meant, I am expecting that many values of a will be located near the mean value then gradually decrease near to the tail. So I want to obtain all of values of a with an expectation that when later I plot those values, it will behave like Gaussian. Please kindly let me know if you know how to do so. Thanks in advance for your help!

Best Regards, Intan.
POSTED BY: INTAN SUPRABA
POSTED BY: Marco Thiel
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