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Compute the mean of data containing floating point values. This leads to a floating point result.
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Compute the mean of data not containing any floating point values. This leads to an exact result.
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Compute the mean of the beta distribution with parameters and .
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Use numeric parameters.
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Use the inert option.
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If the output=plot option is included, then a plot will be returned.
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Compute the mean of , , .
Consider the following Matrix data sample with entries that have floating point values.
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We compute the mean of each column according to the computation rules. (If a column has floating point values, then a floating point value will be given for that column. Otherwise, it will result in an exact expression.)
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Using the command ExpectedValue will give the same result.
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If the numeric option is included, then a floating point value will be given independently of the presence of floating point numbers in the input.
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If the output=both option is included, then both the value of the mean and its plot will be returned.
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