This is StatMaster v1.1, a descriptive statistics calculator. Go inside the project, put in your values into the "rawData" list, and the press the green flag to accomplish wonders. This calculator will give you: - mean - trimmed mean for any percentage - median - mode - range - midrange - sum - sum of squares - IQR - mad - rms - rsd - variance - standard deviation - standard error - skewness - kurtosis - excess kurtosis - modality - any mild or extreme outliers - frequency for any index - percentile for any index - z score for any index in the sorted list - contribution of any index to the variance And assorted interpretations concerning the shape and spread of the data.
This is for univariate quantitative data. This took 2 days to make. I'm taking AP Statistics this year and I don't have an advanced calculator yet, so I made this in the meantime. I decided to share this in the event that someone else needed it. Most likely I will make this more polished someday, even with visual representation, but this is serviceable for now. The five categories for the measurements are labeled as follows: [T] = tools [C] = central tendency [V] = variability (spread) [D] = distribution (shape) [P] = position Most of the blocks have one of these prefixes. These inputs correspond to the following values: i = index (item # in the sorted list) n = a number that is in the data list p = percentage as a full number (e.g. 10 = 10%) Thank you @-Rex- for the sorting algorithm. Yes, I am aware that this is not a very exciting project.
