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You are standing in a few inches of sea water on a beach.
You are wondering whether the high tide is coming soon or it has just passed.
Therefore, you will write a code in MATLAB to analyze following data.
You followed the sequence of water lines left by several swash of waves.
The data array A contains the distances the water traveled past your feet during each upward swash of waves.
Your code will return 1 if the high tide is coming soon.
Your code will return 0 if the high tide has just passed.
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Is there a reference, that I can use, for predicting high/low tide from the water line height? I don't want to construct a solution based on the test suite data.
We can use derivatives for predicting the high tide (diff) when we can assume that a function is increasing or decreasing (even with some noise).