[Solved]Converted Packets Capture Trace Sequence Packet Lengths Times Splt Row Represents Packet P Q37157370

So I converted all packets in the capture trace into a Sequenceof Packet Lengths and Times (SPLT) where each row represents apacket:

packet = [timestamp, direction, packet length],

the direction is 1 if incoming packet, or 0 if it is outgoingpacket.

My question is, how do I calculate the mean inter-arrival time?I want to calculate this mean for every 0.1second windows

Thank you so much in advance ;-;

F6 Timestamp Direction Packet Length 78 74 3O.00535 0.0054 0.00581 0.01289 0.28967 0.28968 0.28972 0.29006 0.29021 0.30098 0.30156 0.30157 0.30157 0.3016 0.30163 0.30163 0.35597 0.35999 0.36005 0.36048 0.36559 0.36912 0.36918 0.37496 0.38302 0.38311 0.38517 0.39272 0.39278 0.39425 0.40353 0.40359 0.4056 399 1466 1466 10 1466 12 13 14 15 16 tions 17 1466 1466 1466 1289 ads 19 78 74 315 23 Drive 24 25 386 303 377 27 28 29 30 31 32 ents 294 370 315 386 34 Dis 303 35 Show transcribed image text F6 Timestamp Direction Packet Length 78 74 3O.00535 0.0054 0.00581 0.01289 0.28967 0.28968 0.28972 0.29006 0.29021 0.30098 0.30156 0.30157 0.30157 0.3016 0.30163 0.30163 0.35597 0.35999 0.36005 0.36048 0.36559 0.36912 0.36918 0.37496 0.38302 0.38311 0.38517 0.39272 0.39278 0.39425 0.40353 0.40359 0.4056 399 1466 1466 10 1466 12 13 14 15 16 tions 17 1466 1466 1466 1289 ads 19 78 74 315 23 Drive 24 25 386 303 377 27 28 29 30 31 32 ents 294 370 315 386 34 Dis 303 35

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