how can i accumulate a sum of positive differences in an array by comparing all the elements?

I have a difference array named 'd'in which there are negative as well as positive differences, calculated by taking difference of an array named 'gFx' .
I will store first value=0 in a separate array named filter. Then I have to compare which elements in 'd' are positive one by one and store them in filter value according to equation written below.
filter(k)={ filter(k-1)+d(k), if d(k)d(k-1)>0
d(k), if d(k)d(k-1)<=0}
this is what i want to implement. where d(k) is difference of two elements of gFx. d(k)d(k-1)>0 means if two consecutive differences are positive then place d(k) and previous filter value in next index of filter. if d(k)<0 then place the value of d(k) in filter. the input is d(k) where the output will be stored in filter(k). this is my code i hope you can understand what i am trying to do after reading this
%code
T = readtable('1.csv','Format','%f%f%f%f%f%f%f%f');
t=T{:,1};
gFx=T{:,2};
y=T{:,8};
difference=diff(gFx);%calculating difference
d=difference;
[m,n]=size(d);
filter=zeros(m,n);
sum_d=0;
for i=1:length(difference)
if (d(i)& d(i+1)>0)
sum_d=sum_d+d(i)
filter(i)=sum_d
else
sum_d=d(i)
filter(i)=sum_d
end
end
where d= [0 , 0.0107 , 0.0039 ,-0.0019.........upto 761 elements] is a 761x1 dimension array.

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It's better if you provide a numerical example of input and output. Trying to condense the issue down to some mathetmatical definitions is just counterproductive. Personally I don't even understand how to interpret your equation, but perhaps that's just me.
i think you are right jonas. i should explain it.
Is there a question?
Seems like you are trying to do kind of recursive filter on monotonic interval and reset the filter when the slope change.
if you can tell then help me whats the problem with this code. its not working.

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