Difference between revisions of "LIST STAT MEDIAN"
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|desc=Calculates the median number in the list. The median is the number for which half the values are less and half are greater. For example, the median of [1,1,1,2,1000,1000,1000] is 2, while the mean is 429.3. | |desc=Calculates the median number in the list. | ||
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float median = llListStatistics( LIST_STAT_MEDIAN, numList ); | |||
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The median is the number for which half the values are less and half are greater. For example, the median of [1,1,1,2,1000,1000,1000] is 2, while the mean is 429.3. | |||
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Description
Constant: integer LIST_STAT_MEDIAN = 4;The integer constant LIST_STAT_MEDIAN has the value 4
Calculates the median number in the list.
<lsl>
float median = llListStatistics( LIST_STAT_MEDIAN, numList );
</lsl>
The median is the number for which half the values are less and half are greater. For example, the median of [1,1,1,2,1000,1000,1000] is 2, while the mean is 429.3.
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