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Comments by Member 10659035 (Top 6 by date)
Member 10659035
1-May-14 19:58pm
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Thanks, this will help me a lot.
Member 10659035
1-May-14 19:22pm
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It works, and yea, I'm trying to solve a clustering algorithm problem. Can you use this code to calculate variance as well? I got the mean values, but want to calculate the variance as well.
Member 10659035
1-May-14 18:24pm
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Thanks, will try this.
Member 10659035
1-May-14 16:22pm
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This doesn't work, anyone else understand what I'm trying to do?
Member 10659035
1-May-14 15:55pm
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The fifth column is called "Class". So I got 25 of class 1, 25 of 2, 25 of 3. If your code works for this then I'll certainly try it. I didn't know if there was a way to just iterate through the first twenty five for class 1, then do another loop for the next 25 etc.
Member 10659035
1-May-14 15:28pm
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Thanks for the response. I think you misunderstood. That won't calculate the total of the first twenty five. That'll calculate the total of the whole table. I got 3 sets of 25, so 75 rows in the table. I want to total the 3 sets individually for other calculations.
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