STATSTD

f = STATSTD (var1 [, var2, … , varN)

(Corrected sample) standard deviation. var1 to varN can be single numbers or arrays.

Example 1: Using an array

A = [2,2,4,4,14]
print statstd(A)        ' Output: 5.09901951359278

Example 2: Using two arrays

A = [2,2,3,4,14]
B = [7,9,7]
print statstd(A, B)     ' Output: 4.14039335605413

Example 3: Using an array and a number

A = [2,2,3,4,14]
B = 5
print statstd(A, B)     ' Output: 4.56070170039655

Example 4: Using numbers

A = 3
B = 5
C = 4
print statstd(A, B, C)  ' Output: 1

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STATSTD

Example 1: Using an array

Example 2: Using two arrays

Example 3: Using an array and a number

Example 4: Using numbers