Just a short one again. This time I will explain the coefficient of variation. And once again give you a full code example of how you can implement it in c#. The coefficient of variation (CV) is a normalized measure of dispersion. It is a measure of consistency indicating the… Read more »
Recently I started noticing that every now and then I had duplicate movies in XBMC. Just like that, after downloading a movie or a new episode of a TV show it would be listed twice, and with (almost) exactly the same details. The first couple of times I noticed the… Read more »
Over the last few days I have received numerous e-mails about the latest Firefox 20.0.1 update (finally) breaking my Grocery List Generator add-on. So that was it I thought, I always expected my extensions to go down one by one, but I always thought they would go just a bit… Read more »
When dealing with both positive and negative numbers, especially when dealing with a repetitive signal like a sine wave. The mean I described in the previous article may not be that useful at all because the negative values cancel out the positives. In some cases the average power of a… Read more »
For my first c# code post I will start of with an easy one: Calculating the mean, the variance and the standard deviation of a set of data using c# math. These 3 functions were the first I had to write when I started on the SoapSynergy project written in… Read more »