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I would also be interested in the code used to replicate this paper.

"RATS is not Perl" -- you can say that again. Thanks for this code -- that is a very useful helper function.

Another option would be to store the scalars as "fake" series in FAME.

A third option is to use Perl to take my data to presentation.

Thanks again Tom.

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