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median
median (row median, column median,...) of vector/matrix/array entries
Syntax
y=median(x) y=median(x,'r') y=median(x,'c') y=median(x,'m') y=median(x,dim)
Arguments
- x
real vector, matrix or an array
- y
scalar,vector, matrix or an array
- dim
positive integer
Description
For a vector or a matrix x
, y=median(x)
returns in the scalar y
the median of all the entries of
x
.
y=median(x,'r')
(or, equivalently,
y=median(x,1)
) is the median along the row index. It returns
in each entry of the column vector y
the median of each
column of x
.
y=median(x,'c')
(or, equivalently,
y=median(x,2)
) is the median along the column index. It
returns in each entry of the row vector y
the median of each
row of x
.
y=median(x,'m')
is the median along the first non
singleton dimension of x
(for compatibility with matlab).
y=median(x,dim)
is the median along the dimension
dim
of x
(for compatibility with matlab).
Remark
If x has some NANs terms, the result will be the same if these terms were Inf. |
Examples
A=[1,2,10;7,7.1,7.01]; median(A) median(A,'r') median(A,'c') A=matrix([-9 3 -8 6 74 39 12 -6 -89 23 65 34],[2,3,2]); median(A,3) median(A,'m')
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