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I have some code to calculate the mean bias between two arrays.

mean_bias=fracsum_i=1^na-bn

and was hoping to represent the median instead:

median_bias=Median(a-b)

Does something like this hold true? But it's not sorted so index may not be the middle:

median bias=sum_i=n/2^n/2+1a-b}

How can I represent this?

Thanks

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I have some code to calculate the mean bias between two arrays.

mean_bias=fracsum_i=1^na-bn

and was hoping to represent the median instead:

median_bias=Median(a-b)

Does something like this hold true? But it's not sorted so index may not be the middle:

median bias=sum_i=n/2^n/2+1a-b}

How can I represent this?

Thanks

math-mode equations math-operators

share

asked 1 min ago

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Ocean Scientist is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I have some code to calculate the mean bias between two arrays.

mean_bias=fracsum_i=1^na-bn

and was hoping to represent the median instead:

median_bias=Median(a-b)

Does something like this hold true? But it's not sorted so index may not be the middle:

median bias=sum_i=n/2^n/2+1a-b}

How can I represent this?

Thanks

math-mode equations math-operators

share

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