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June 21, 2020, at 04:15 AM by 136.36.211.159 -
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May 03, 2019, at 01:36 PM by 45.56.3.173 -
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 import random
 y = [random.random()*100.0 for i in range(10)]
 print("Print y")
 print(y)

 print("Sorted List")
 for i in range(len(y)):
     print("%.2f" % y[i])

 def avg(x):
     return sum(x) / len(x)

 print("Avg: " + str(avg(y)))
 print("Max: " + str(max(y)))
 print("Min: " + str(min(y)))
 z = sum(1 if i<50.0 else 0 for i in y)
 print("Number Below 50: " + str(z))

 # another method with NumPy
 import numpy as np
 print(np.mean(y))
 print(np.average(y))
 print(np.std(y))
 print(np.median(y))
to:
(:source lang=python:)
import random
y = [random.random()*100.0 for i in range(10)]
print("Print y")
print(y)

print("Sorted List")
for i in range(len(y)):
    print("%.2f" % y[i])

def avg(x):
    return sum(x) / len(x)

print("Avg: " + str(avg(y)))
print("Max: " + str(max(y)))
print("Min: " + str(min(y)))
z = sum(1 if i<50.0 else 0 for i in y)
print("Number Below 50: " + str(z))

# another method with NumPy
import numpy as np
print(np.mean(y))
print(np.average(y))
print(np.std(y))
print(np.median(y))
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 def P_RK_IG(V, T, do_ideal_gas=False):
   R = 0.0821  # L-atm/K
   Pc = 37.2  # atm
   Tc = 132.5  # K

   a = 0.427 * pow(R,2) * pow(Tc,2.5) / Pc
   b = 0.0866 * R * Tc / Pc

   # Compute in atm
   P_ig = R * T / V
   P_rk = R * T / (V-b) - a/(V*(V+b)*pow(T,0.5))

   # Convert to Pascals
   if do_ideal_gas:
       return P_ig * 101325
   else:
       return P_rk * 101325

 for T in range(490,511,10):
   V = 4.0
   while V < 8:
       print("----- Temperature: " + str(T) + " K")
       print("P_ig: " + str(P_RK_IG(V,T,True)) + " Pa")
       print("P_rk: " + str(P_RK_IG(V,T)) + " Pa")
       V = V + 2.0
to:
(:source lang=python:)
def P_RK_IG(V, T, do_ideal_gas=False):
  R = 0.0821  # L-atm/K
  Pc = 37.2  # atm
  Tc = 132.5  # K

  a = 0.427 * pow(R,2) * pow(Tc,2.5) / Pc
  b = 0.0866 * R * Tc / Pc

  # Compute in atm
  P_ig = R * T / V
  P_rk = R * T / (V-b) - a/(V*(V+b)*pow(T,0.5))

  # Convert to Pascals
  if do_ideal_gas:
      return P_ig * 101325
  else:
      return P_rk * 101325

for T in range(490,511,10):
  V = 4.0
  while V < 8:
      print("----- Temperature: " + str(T) + " K")
      print("P_ig: " + str(P_RK_IG(V,T,True)) + " Pa")
      print("P_rk: " + str(P_RK_IG(V,T)) + " Pa")
      V = V + 2.0
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!!!!Additional Tutorials
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The following tutorial is an introduction to Python functions such as average, standard deviation, maximum, minimum, and conditional counting.
to:
The following tutorial is an introduction to built-in Python functions such as average, standard deviation, maximum, minimum, and conditional counting.
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!!!! Non-Ideal Gas Function Example

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!!!! Source Code

 def P_RK_IG(V, T, do_ideal_gas=False):
    R = 0.0821  # L-atm/K
    Pc = 37.2  # atm
    Tc = 132.5  # K

    a = 0.427 * pow(R,2) * pow(Tc,2.5) / Pc
    b = 0.0866 * R * Tc / Pc

    # Compute in atm
    P_ig = R * T / V
    P_rk = R * T / (V-b) - a/(V*(V+b)*pow(T,0.5))

    # Convert to Pascals
    if do_ideal_gas:
      return P_ig * 101325
    else:
      return P_rk * 101325

 for T in range(490,511,10):
    V = 4.0
    while V < 8:
      print("----- Temperature: " + str(T) + " K")
      print("P_ig: " + str(P_RK_IG(V,T,True)) + " Pa")
      print("P_rk: " + str(P_RK_IG(V,T)) + " Pa")
      V = V + 2.0
 
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(:title MATLAB Statistical Functions:)
(:keywords big data, data analysis, Mathworks, MATLAB, statistics, average, min, max, stdev, university course:)
(:description Introduction to statistical functions in MATLAB, implemented to analyze a data set:)

The following tutorial is an introduction to MATLAB functions such as average, standard deviation, maximum, minimum, and conditional counting.
to:
(:title Python Functions:)
(:keywords big data, data analysis, Python, iPython notebook, spreadsheet, average, min, max, stdev, university course:)
(:description Introduction to statistical functions in Python, implemented to analyze a data set:)

The following tutorial is an introduction to Python functions such as average, standard deviation, maximum, minimum, and conditional counting.
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<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/gHWkS2CyScs" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
to:
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ofWU-kNrWMk" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
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!!!!MATLAB Source Code

 % clear session and screen
 clear all; clc
 % create a new column vector with 10 elements
 %
  with random numbers between 0 and 100
 
y = rand(10,1) * 100;
 disp(y)
 % basic statistics
 mean
(y)
 max(y)
 min(y)
 std(y)
 % define a new anonymous function
 avg = @
(x) sum(x)/length(x)
 % check new function
 disp
('Average with avg function: ')
 avg(y)
 disp('Average with mean function: '
)
 mean(y)
 % number of values below 50
 % boolean vector of 0 or 1 values
 disp
(y<50)
 % display result
 disp
('Number of values below 50: ')
 z = y<50;
 disp(sum(z
))
to:
!!!!Python Source Code

 import random
 y = [random.random()*100.0 for i in range(10)]
 print("Print y")
 print(y)

 print("Sorted List")
 for i in range(len(y)):
     print("%.2f" % y[i])

 def avg
(x):
     return sum(x) / len(x)

 print("Avg: " + str(avg(y)))
 print("Max: " + str
(max(y)))
 print("Min: " + str(min(y)))
 z = sum(1 if i<50.0 else 0 for i in y
)
 print("Number Below 50: " + str(z))

 # another method with NumPy
 import numpy as np
 print
(np.mean(y))
 print
(np.average(y))
 print(np.std(y))
 print(np.median(y
))
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Data statistics can also be completed with a spreadsheet program  like [[Main/ExcelFunctions|Microsoft Excel]] and [[Main/PythonFunctions|Python]] where the data sets are arrays or matrices instead of tables in a spreadsheet. Click on the appropriate link for additional information and source code.
to:
Data statistics can also be completed with a spreadsheet program  like [[Main/ExcelFunctions|Microsoft Excel]] and [[Main/MatlabFunctions|MATLAB]] where the data sets are arrays or matrices instead of tables in a spreadsheet. Click on the appropriate link for additional information and source code.
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 % clear session and screen
 clear all; clc
 % create a new column vector with 10 elements
 %  with random numbers between 0 and 100
 y = rand(10,1) * 100;
 disp(y)
 % basic statistics
 mean(y)
 max(y)
 min(y)
 std(y)
 % define a new anonymous function
 avg = @(x) sum(x)/length(x)
 % check new function
 disp('Average with avg function: ')
 avg(y)
 disp('Average with mean function: ')
 mean(y)
 % number of values below 50
 % boolean vector of 0 or 1 values
 disp(y<50)
 % display result
 disp('Number of values below 50: ')
 z = y<50;
 disp(sum(z))
Changed lines 1-6 from:
(:title Python Functions:)
(:keywords big data, data analysis, Python, iPython notebook, spreadsheet, average, min, max, stdev, university course:)
(:description Introduction to statistical functions in Python, implemented to analyze a data set:)

The following tutorial is an introduction to Python functions such as average, standard deviation, maximum, minimum, and conditional counting.
to:
(:title MATLAB Statistical Functions:)
(:keywords big data, data analysis, Mathworks, MATLAB, statistics, average, min, max, stdev, university course:)
(:description Introduction to statistical functions in MATLAB, implemented to analyze a data set:)

The following tutorial is an introduction to MATLAB functions such as average, standard deviation, maximum, minimum, and conditional counting.
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<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/gHWkS2CyScs" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
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!!!!Python Source Code

 import random
 y = [random.random()*100.0 for i in range(10)]
 print("Print y")
 print(y)

 print("Sorted List")
 for i in range(len(y)):
    print("%.2f" % y[i])

 def avg(x):
    return sum(x) / len(x)

 print("Avg: " + str(avg(y)))
 print("Max: " + str(max(y)))
 print("Min: " + str(min(y)))
 icount = sum(1 if i<50.0 else 0 for i in y)
 print("Numbers Below 50: " + str(icount))

 # another method with NumPy
 import numpy as np
 print(np.mean(y))
 print(np.average(y))
 print(np.std(y))
 print(np.median(y))

to:
!!!!MATLAB Source Code

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Data statistics can also be completed with a spreadsheet program  like [[Main/ExcelFunctions|Microsoft Excel]] and [[Main/MatlabFunctions|MATLAB]] where the data sets are arrays or matrices instead of tables in a spreadsheet. Click on the appropriate link for additional information and source code.
to:
Data statistics can also be completed with a spreadsheet program  like [[Main/ExcelFunctions|Microsoft Excel]] and [[Main/PythonFunctions|Python]] where the data sets are arrays or matrices instead of tables in a spreadsheet. Click on the appropriate link for additional information and source code.
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 print("Number Below 50: " + str(sum(1 if i<50.0 else 0 for i in y)))
to:
 icount = sum(1 if i<50.0 else 0 for i in y)
 print("Numbers Below 50: " + str(icount
))
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!!!!Python Source Code

 import random
 y = [random.random()*100.0 for i in range(10)]
 print("Print y")
 print(y)

 print("Sorted List")
 for i in range(len(y)):
    print("%.2f" % y[i])

 def avg(x):
    return sum(x) / len(x)

 print("Avg: " + str(avg(y)))
 print("Max: " + str(max(y)))
 print("Min: " + str(min(y)))
 print("Number Below 50: " + str(sum(1 if i<50.0 else 0 for i in y)))

 # another method with NumPy
 import numpy as np
 print(np.mean(y))
 print(np.average(y))
 print(np.std(y))
 print(np.median(y))

!!!!Additional Tutorials
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Data statistics can also be completed with a spreadsheet program  like [[Main/ExcelFunctions|Microsoft Excel]] and [[Main/PythonFunctions|Python]] where the data sets are arrays or matrices instead of tables in a spreadsheet. Click on the appropriate link for additional information and source code.
to:
Data statistics can also be completed with a spreadsheet program  like [[Main/ExcelFunctions|Microsoft Excel]] and [[Main/MatlabFunctions|MATLAB]] where the data sets are arrays or matrices instead of tables in a spreadsheet. Click on the appropriate link for additional information and source code.
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(:title Python Functions:)
(:keywords big data, data analysis, Python, iPython notebook, spreadsheet, average, min, max, stdev, university course:)
(:description Introduction to statistical functions in Python, implemented to analyze a data set:)

The following tutorial is an introduction to Python functions such as average, standard deviation, maximum, minimum, and conditional counting.

(:html:)
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ofWU-kNrWMk" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
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Data statistics can also be completed with a spreadsheet program  like [[Main/ExcelFunctions|Microsoft Excel]] and [[Main/PythonFunctions|Python]] where the data sets are arrays or matrices instead of tables in a spreadsheet. Click on the appropriate link for additional information and source code.

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