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.TH mean "" "" "/rdb Command"
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.PC "Display the mean of a column"
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\fBmean [ \-l ] [ \fIcolumn ... \fB] < \fItable\fR
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.PP
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.II "column^mean value"
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.B mean
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displays the mean value of each
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.IR column .
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If no
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.I column
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appears on the command line,
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.B mean
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returns the mean value for each column in
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.IR table .
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.PP
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.B mean
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assign the value of zero to a blank line.
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This changes the value of the mean.
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If that is not what you want, use the command
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.B rmblanks
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or
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.B "compress \-b"
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to remove blank lines.
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.B mean
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also treats blank values as zero
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.PP
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The option \fB\-l\fR
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prints the contents of the table, as well as the mean value for each
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named column.
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.SH Example
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For an example of this command, see the entry for
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.BR total .
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.SH "See Also"
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.B
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maximum,
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minimum
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.R
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