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mean and array

2 messages · J.R. Lockwood, Olivier MARTIN

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apply(ar,c(1,2),mean)

will produce a (200 X 3) matrix of means averaged over the third
dimension.


J.R. Lockwood
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Hi all,

I have an array, one say ar, with 3 dimensions.
dim(ar)
 >200   3   4
I would like to calculate the mean on the third dimension.
mean(ar[1,1,]),mean(ar[1,2,]) etc..., mean[200,3,].

How can i do this ?

Thanks