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Given the following data set, compute the arithmetic mean, median, variance, standard deviation; find the greatest and the smaller value, the sum of all values, the square of the sum of all values, the sum of the square of all values; assigne the ranks and add them, assigning the ranks to the first 6 values and add those.Want to share your content on R-bloggers? click here if you have a blog, or here if you don't.
10, 2, 19, 24, 6, 23, 47, 24, 54, 77
Extremely simple to perform in R, deliberately created to familiarize with some statistical functions that can serve us in the future. Not carry over mathematical formulas, which you can find in any book of mathematics, or Wikipedia.
a = c(10, 2, 19, 24, 6, 23, 47, 24, 54, 77) mean(a) #calculate the arithmetic mean [1] 28.6 median(a) #calculate the median [1] 23.5 var(a) #calculate the variance [1] 561.8222 sd(a) #calculate the standard deviation [1] 23.70279 max(a) #shows the larger value of the sequence [1] 77 min(a) #shows the smallest value of the sequence [1] 2 sum(a) #sum all the values [1] 286 sum(a)*sum(a) #calculates the square of the sum of all values [1] 81796 sum(a*a) #calculates the sum of the squares of all values [1] 13236 sum(rank(a)) #sum of ranks assigned to the variables contained in a [1] 55 sum(rank(a)[1:6]) #sum of ranks assigned to the first 6 values of a [1] 21.5
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