Overloaded statistical functions

<timeseries/iqr> - Interquartile range of the time series data.

IQR Return the interquartile range of the time series data values

IQR(TS) returns the interquartile range of TS.Data

IQR(TS,'PropertyName1', PropertyValue1,...) includes optional input

arguments:

'MissingData': 'remove' (default) or 'interpolate'

indicates how to treat missing data during the calculation

'Quality': a vector of integers

indicates which quality codes represent missing samples

(vector case) or missing observations (>2 dimensional array

case)

'Weighting': 'none' (default) or 'time'

When 'time' is used, large time values correspond to large weights.

Reference page in Help browser

doc timeseries/iqr

<timeseries/max> - Max of the time series data.

MAX Return the maximum value in the time series data

MAX(TS) returns the max of TS.Data

MAX(TS,'PropertyName1', PropertyValue1,...) includes optional input

arguments:

'MissingData': 'remove' (default) or 'interpolate'

indicates how to treat missing data during the calculation

'Quality': a vector of integers

indicates which quality codes represent missing samples

(vector case) or missing observations (>2 dimensional array

case)

'Weighting': 'none' (default) or 'time'

When 'time' is used, large time values correspond to large weights.

See also timeseries/sum, timeseries/min

Reference page in Help browser

doc timeseries/max

<timeseries/mean> - Mean of the time series data.

MEAN Return the mean value of the time series data

MEAN(TS) returns the mean value of TS.Data.

MEAN(TS,'PropertyName1', PropertyValue1,...) includes optional input

arguments:

'MissingData': 'remove' (default) or 'interpolate'

indicates how to treat missing data during the calculation

'Quality': a vector of integers

indicates which quality codes represent missing samples

(vector case) or missing observations (>2 dimensional array

case)

'Weighting': 'none' (default) or 'time'

When 'time' is used, large time values correspond to large weights.

See also timeseries/iqr, timeseries/median, timeseries/std

Reference page in Help browser

doc timeseries/mean

<timeseries/median> - Median of the time series data.

MEDIAN Return the median value in time series data

MEDIAN(TS) returns the median of TS.Data

MEDIAN(TS,'PropertyName1', PropertyValue1,...) includes optional input

arguments:

'MissingData': 'remove' (default) or 'interpolate'

indicates how to treat missing data during the calculation

'Quality': a vector of integers

indicates which quality codes represent missing samples

(vector case) or missing observations (>2 dimensional array

case)

'Weighting': 'none' (default) or 'time'

When 'time' is used, large time values correspond to large weights.

See also timeseries/mean, timeseries/iqr, timeseries/std

Reference page in Help browser

doc timeseries/median

<timeseries/min> - Min of the time series data.

MIN Return the minimum value in the time series data

MIN(TS) return the min of TS.Data

MIN(TS,'PropertyName1', PropertyValue1,...) includes optional input

arguments:

'MissingData': 'remove' (default) or 'interpolate'

indicates how to treat missing data during the calculation

'Quality': a vector of integers

indicates which quality codes represent missing samples

(vector case) or missing observations (>2 dimensional array

case)

'Weighting': 'none' (default) or 'time'

When 'time' is used, large time values correspond to large weights.

See also timeseries/sum, timeseries/max

Reference page in Help browser

doc timeseries/min

<timeseries/std> - Standard deviation of the time series data.

STD Return the standard deviation of time series data.

STD(TS) returns the standard deviation of TS.Data.

STD(TS,'PropertyName1', PropertyValue1,...) includes optional input

arguments:

'MissingData': 'remove' (default) or 'interpolate'

indicates how to treat missing data during the calculation

'Quality': a vector of integers

indicates which quality codes represent missing samples

(vector case) or missing observations (>2 dimensional array

case)

'Weighting': 'none' (default) or 'time'

When 'time' is used, large time values correspond to large weights.

See also timeseries/mean, timeseries/iqr, timeseries/median,

timeseries/var

Reference page in Help browser

doc timeseries/std

<timeseries/sum> - Sum of the time series data.

SUM Return the sum of the time series data.

SUM(TS) returns the sum of TS.Data

SUM(TS,'PropertyName1', PropertyValue1,...) includes optional input

arguments:

'MissingData': 'remove' (default) or 'interpolate'

indicates how to treat missing data during the calculation

'Quality': a vector of integers

indicates which quality codes represent missing samples

(vector case) or missing observations (>2 dimensional array

case)

'Weighting': 'none' (default) or 'time'

When 'time' is used, large time values correspond to large weights.

See also timeseries/min, timeseries/max

Reference page in Help browser

doc timeseries/sum

<timeseries/var> - Variance of the time series data.

VAR Return the variance of the values in time series data.

VAR(TS) returns the variance of TS.Data

VAR(TS,'PropertyName1', PropertyValue1,...) includes optional input

arguments:

'MissingData': 'remove' (default) or 'interpolate'

indicates how to treat missing data during the calculation

'Quality': a vector of integers

indicates which quality codes represent missing samples

(vector case) or missing observations (>2 dimensional array

case)

'Weighting': 'none' (default) or 'time'

When 'time' is used, large time values correspond to large weights.

See also timeseries/mean, timeseries/iqr, timeseries/median,

timeseries/std

Reference page in Help browser

doc timeseries/var