Split list + average elements from a sublist

[Albert_LOPEZ]

hi,

i have a list with 8760 values, I want to divide that list in 12 sublist, and then do an average of the values for each sublist. Could someone help me please?

i tried sublist, partition list (very ugly subindices at the right top) and I cannot get it

Assignment Thermal Comfort Module Shading.3dm (162.3 KB)
Assignment Thermal comfort Module Shading.gh (309.9 KB)

[11159 (Masaki)]

Hello.

I could not open the file because your file was using a plugin.
How about [Average]?

[Joseph_Oster]

Try to isolate (internalize) the data you want us to look at? Few will want to install your plugin.

3. Attach minimal versions of all the relevant files

Simplifying a Grasshopper network

[Albert_LOPEZ]

hi thanks Joseph. what do you mean with this error? which are the name of the component? i dont know some of them yet. in the component with o’clock icon, which expression did you put? is the video the solution to the error or to the problem i asked for help? i am confused
apologise

thanks for your answer

[tay.othman (tay.0)]

[inno]

something like this should work:

Split_and_Average_List.gh (12.6 KB)

note that if you choose a list-size value that is not a proper divisor of the total amount of items, this will be reflected in the last branch after Partition List:

[edit @tay.othman too fast for me ]

[Joseph_Oster]

@Albert_LOPEZ

what do you mean with this error? which are the name of the component? i dont know some of them yet. in the component with o’clock icon, which expression did you put? is the video the solution to the error or to the problem i asked for help? i am confused

I am confused by your reply. The error message I posted is what anyone without the ClimateStudioGH plugin installed sees when opening your file.

The video is from suggestion #3 on this page:

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[Albert_LOPEZ]

understood. thanks guys and apologise for my errors