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Approximations to distributions, functions, or other mathematical objects. To approximate something means to find some representation of it which is simpler in some respect, but not exact.
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Approximate the data to a single curve
Since you have a continuous curve in time, have you considering taking the Fourier Transform of your signal? In this way you can filter it by frequency and eliminate noise such as the lower peak curve …
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