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It seems that csvstat recognizes a column as text if there is a single non-numerical exception among numerical entries. It is then unfortunately not possible to calculate the mean of such a column (by skipping the non-numeral exception(s)).
It would be great if it would be possible to force csvstat to calculate the mean for the numerical entries only, and maybe print the number of non-numerical exceptions.
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borysj
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jpmckinney
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Hello,
It seems that csvstat recognizes a column as text if there is a single non-numerical exception among numerical entries. It is then unfortunately not possible to calculate the mean of such a column (by skipping the non-numeral exception(s)).
It would be great if it would be possible to force csvstat to calculate the mean for the numerical entries only, and maybe print the number of non-numerical exceptions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: