relatively simple mode, median, mean

By Oblio Leitch, 2006/08/17

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Here's a sample script to help you get some generic mode, median, and mean statistics for something. In my example, I'm getting the number of days something takes to start and stop some task. The idea is that I'd have a fairly short list of jobs, and record would record the job id, and start/stop dates. You should be able to extrapolate the mechanism to report on other things.

By Oblio Leitch, 2006/08/17

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