I am trying to use this function result = Statistics.std(data_data; corrected=true, mean=nothing, 2) But this is throwing an error and I do not understand why. Could anyone explain to properly format the parameters for things like this: std(v; corrected::Bool=true, mean=nothing, dims)

Keyword parameters (i.e. arguments appearing after the semi-colon “;”) have to be named, which is not the case of dims here, for which you directly put the value 2. This should work: julia> data = rand(1000,1000); julia> using Statistics julia> result = std(data; corrected=true, mean=nothing, dims…

Use of std function in Statistics

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kevbonham June 12, 2019, 12:02am 3

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Use of std function in Statistics

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