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;Usage 2: <code>avr(<var>x</var>, <var>flag</var>)</code> | ;Usage 2: <code>avr(<var>x</var>, <var>flag</var>)</code> | ||
:;<var>x</var>: a matrix | :;<var>x</var>: a matrix | ||
:;<var>flag</var>: | :;<var>flag</var>: compute mean of the column vectors (''flag''=0) or the row vectors (''flag''≠0) is requsted; ''flag'' must be a scalar | ||
;Result 2: | ;Result 2: | ||
:*if ''flag''=0: the result ''r'' is the vector of the column | :*if ''flag''=0: the result ''r'' is the vector of the column means | ||
:::<code>''r''[''i''] = eval avr( ''x''[*,''i'']) // ''i'' = 0 .. ncol(''x'')-1</code> | :::<code>''r''[''i''] = eval avr( ''x''[*,''i''], 0) // ''i'' = 0 .. ncol(''x'')-1</code> | ||
:*otherwise: the result ''r'' is the vector of the row | :*otherwise: the result ''r'' is the vector of the row means | ||
:::<code>''r''[''i''] = eval avr( ''x''[''i'',*]) // ''i'' = 0 .. nrow(''x'')-1</code> | :::<code>''r''[''i''] = eval avr( ''x''[''i'',*], 1) // ''i'' = 0 .. nrow(''x'')-1</code> | ||
---- | ---- | ||
;See also: [[../median|median]], [[../var|var]], [[../dev|dev]], [[../corr|corr]], [[../sum|sum]], [[../hist|hist]], | ;See also: [[../median|median]], [[../var|var]], [[../dev|dev]], [[../corr|corr]], [[../sum|sum]], [[../hist|hist]], | ||
[[../#Functions|<function list>]] | [[../#Functions|<function list>]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:59, 29 January 2020
The arithmetic mean function is implemented in two versions.
- Usage 1
avr(x)- x
- a scalar, vector or matrix
- Result 1
- The result is the arithmetic mean of all elements of x
- Usage 2
avr(x, flag)- x
- a matrix
- flag
- compute mean of the column vectors (flag=0) or the row vectors (flag≠0) is requsted; flag must be a scalar
- Result 2
-
- if flag=0: the result r is the vector of the column means
r[i] = eval avr( x[*,i], 0) // i = 0 .. ncol(x)-1
- otherwise: the result r is the vector of the row means
r[i] = eval avr( x[i,*], 1) // i = 0 .. nrow(x)-1
