You can include any additonal Statistical methods using Open Source R, Tibco Enterprise Runtime for R,
SAS, Matlab
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Avg(Arg1, ...) |
ChiDist(Arg1) |
ChiInv(Arg1) |
Count(Arg1) |
CountBig(Arg1) |
Covariance(Arg1, Arg2) |
FDist(Arg1) |
FInv(Arg1) |
First(Arg1) |
GeometricMean() |
IQR(Arg1) |
L95(Arg1) |
Last(Arg1) |
LAV(Arg1) |
LIF(Arg1) |
LOF(Arg1) |
Max(Arg1, ...) |
MeanDeviation(Arg1, ...) |
Median(Arg1) |
MedianAbsoluteDeviation(Arg1, ...) |
Min(Arg1, ...) |
NormDist(Arg1) |
NormInv(Arg1) |
NthLargest(Arg1, Arg2) |
NthSmallest(Arg1, Arg2) |
Outliers(Arg1) |
P10(Arg1) |
P90(Arg1) |
PctOutliers(Arg1) |
Percent(Arg1, Arg2) |
Percentile(Arg1, Arg2) |
Q1(Arg1) |
Q3(Arg1) |
Range(Arg1) |
StdDev(Arg1) |
StdErr(Arg1) |
TDist(Arg1) |
TInv(Arg1) |
TrimmedMean(Arg1, Arg2) |
U95(Arg1) |
UAV(Arg1) |
UIF(Arg1) |
UniqueCount(Arg1) |
UOF(Arg1) |
ValueForMax(Arg1, Arg2) |
ValueForMin(Arg1, Arg2) |
Var(Arg1) |
WeightedAverage(Arg1, Arg2) |
There are also |
Binning functions |
I recently had a colleague asking me to show him the data in a calendar format.. Something like this I basically used a scatterplot for this. You can check out the original DXP here http://bit.ly/spotcalendar Some key settings to make it a calendar. Please note Order date is the date of interest here These expressions are out of the box expressions, no need to handcode them, but select them in the axis value X Axis <BinByDateTime([Order Date],"DayOfWeek",0)> Y Axis Week([Order Date]) Trellis into panels <BinByDateTime([Order Date],"Year.Quarter.Month",2)> Manual layout 4 X 3 Labels UniqueConcatenate(DayOfMonth([Order Date])) Shape Tiled Markers Marker by <UniqueConcatenate([Order Date])> Happy plotting your calendar!!!
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