Hi Fujimoto, As requested, for the example constructed the logic was: // m =20, moving window size // y: has length 100, input vector with values to be processed // X+Y-1: has size 81x20, each row has indexes of moving window (1-20, 2-21,..., 81-100) // y(X+Y-1): has size 1x1620, i.e., it is a vector with all y values at each of 81x20 indexes // matrix(...): reshapes last serialized result to the required matrix shape (81x20) for f(...) // f(...): computes along input columns (the mean) for each row; output y2 is a 81x1 column vector
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