Statistics101/Resampling Stats Command Summary |
Shaded commands are deprecated |
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COMMAND |
DESCRIPTION |
ABS |
Computes the absolute value of
each element of the input vector |
ADD |
Arithmetically adds
corresponding elements of its input vectors |
BOXPLOT |
Outputs a boxplot of one or more
input vectors to the output window |
CHISQUARE |
Computes the chi-square
statistic from its two input vectors |
CLEAN |
Removes "missing data"
(NaN) from one or more vectors |
CLEAR |
Removes all the elements from
one or more vectors |
CONCAT |
Concatenates arguments into a
single vector (Same as COPY) |
COPY |
Concatenates arguments into a
single vector |
CORR |
Computes Pearson's product
moment correlation coefficient of two vectors |
COUNT |
Counts the number of elements
that pass a specified test |
DATA |
Concatenates arguments into a
single vector (Same as COPY) |
DEDUP |
Removes duplicate elements from
its input vector |
DIVIDE |
Arithmetically divides
corresponding elements of its input vectors |
END |
Marks the end of an IF, REPEAT,
or WHILE command block |
EXP |
Computes the number e (i.e., 2.71828...) raised to the power
of each element of the input vector |
EXPONENTIAL |
Randomly selects a specified
number of values from a specified exponential distribution |
FUZZ |
Sets a range of validity for
value comparisons during tests |
GENERATE |
Randomly selects a specified
number of elements from a vector, with replacement (Same as SAMPLE) |
HISTOGRAM |
Prints a histogram of one
or more vectors to the output window |
IF |
Allows execution of commands
between IF and END if a specified test is passed |
LET |
Not implemented |
LOG |
Computes the natural logarithm
of each element of its input vector |
LOGNORMAL |
Randomly selects a specified
number of numbers from a specified lognormal distribution |
MAX |
Finds the largest value (most
positive) in its input vector |
MAXSIZE |
Not implemented |
MEAN |
Computes the mean of a vector |
MEDIAN |
Computes the median of a vector |
MIN |
Finds the smallest (most
negative) value in its input vector |
MODE |
Finds the most frequently
occurring value in its input vector |
MULTIPLES |
Computes the number of
"multiples" whose sizes satisfy the specified test |
MULTIPLY |
Arithmetically multiplies
corresponding elements of its input vectors |
NAME |
Creates one or more named
constants. |
NORMAL |
Randomly selects a specified
number of numbers from a specified normal distribution |
NUMBERS |
Concatenates arguments into a
single vector (Same as COPY) |
OUTPUT |
Prints a string and any number
of optional numbers to the Output Window |
PARETO |
Randomly selects a specified
number of numbers from the specified Pareto distribution |
PAUSE |
Stops program execution until
the user clicks on the Continue button |
PERCENTILE |
Computes specified percentiles
from an input vector |
POISSON |
Randomly selects a specified
number of numbers from a specified Poisson distribution |
POWER |
Raises each element in the first
input vector to the power of the corresponding element in the second
input vector |
PRINT |
Prints the name and contents of
one or more vectors to the output window, one vector to a line |
PROGINFO |
Prints program variables,
constants, and status information to the output window |
RANDOM |
Randomly selects a specified
number of elements from a vector, with replacement (Same as SAMPLE) |
RANKS |
Creates a list of the ranks of
the elements of its input vector |
READ |
Reads a file into one or more
result variables (vectors) |
RECODE |
Replaces with a
specified number, any element of the input vector that satisfies a
specified test |
REGRESS |
Computes the coefficients of the
linear regression equation determined by its dependent vector and its
independent vector(s) |
REPEAT |
Executes commands between REPEAT
and END a specified number of times |
ROUND |
Rounds each element of its input
vector to an integer |
RUNS |
Computes the number of runs
(consecutive equal numbers) whose lengths satisfy the specified test |
SAMPLE |
Randomly selects a specified
number of elements from a vector, with replacement |
SCALARIZE |
Computes a single number by
concatenating all the elements of its input vector |
SCORE |
Accumulates the results of
random trials in a scoring vector |
SEED |
Sets the seed used by the random
number generator and/or selects the algorithm that generates the
pseudo-random numbers |
SET |
Creates a vector with a
specified number of elements all of the same value as the input number (Can
be replaced by COPY N#val ) |
SHUFFLE |
Randomly reorders the elements
of a vector |
SIZE |
Counts the number of elements
contained by the input vector |
SORT |
Sorts the elements of the input
vector in ascending or descending order |
SQRT |
Computes the square root of each
element of the input vector |
SQUARE |
Computes the square of each
element of the input vector |
STDEV |
Computes the standard deviation
of a vector |
SUBTRACT |
Arithmetically subtracts
corresponding elements of its input vectors |
SUM |
Computes the sum of all the
elements of its input vector |
SUMABSDEV |
Computes the sum of the absolute
differences between its two input vectors |
SUMSQRDEV |
Computes the sum of the squared
deviations of its first input vector's elements versus its second vector's
elements |
TAGSORT |
Computes a list whose element
values, in order, are the positions of the elements of its input vector as if
it were sorted in ascending order |
TAKE |
Copies specified elements from
its input vector into its result vector |
TIMEPLOT |
Prints a timeplot of its input
vector on the Statistics101 Output Window |
UNIFORM |
Selects a specified number
of values randomly from the uniform distribution with the
specified lower and upper limits |
URN |
Concatenates arguments into a
single vector (Same as COPY) |
VARIANCE |
Computes the variance of a
vector |
WEED |
Discards those values from its
input vector that satisfy the specified test |
WEIBULL |
Randomly selects a specified
number of numbers from the specified Weibull distribution |
WHILE |
Executes commands between WHILE
and END as long as the specified test passes |
WRITE |
Writes its input vector(s) into
a file according to optional format specifications |
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