It feels like a long time since I started this blog, and until now it has been dedicated to writing about statistics. I don’t particularly enjoy this monody, it can quickly become boring and tiresome. Moreover, this blog was from the start aimed at probing two different areas, and after so long dedicated to one …
In the previous post, I described list comprehensions and how we can use them to replace the Map and Filter functions. In this post, I’ll continue with the Weighted Mean example, and talk about the Reduce function. The function sum, which I used in the solution to the weighted mean problem, is an example of …
I pick up where I left last time, with the second problem of Day 0 in the 10 Days of Statistics. Problem 2 Given an array, , of integers and an array, , representing the respective weights of ‘s elements, calculate and print the weighted mean of ‘s elements. Your answer should be rounded to …
