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If you use the same assumption in Evan's article you can calculate the median by multiplying the mean by ln(2), the natural logarithm of 2. I think Evan's writ
by jfarmer 13y ago
If you use the same assumption in Evan's article you can calculate the median by multiplying the mean by ln(2), the natural logarithm of 2. I think Evan's writing this for a situation where your hands are tied WRT the data you're gathering, but still want to draw statistically sensible conclusions, e.g., Google Analytics.
- yummyfajitas 13y agoIf anyone is interested, I'm building [1] an analytics service which won't tie your hands. Why settle for the mean and count when you can have a histogram or even the raw data? If anyone is interested in trying it out, my email is in my profile. Always looking for feedback. [1] Actually I'm waiting to build it. I quit my job a couple of days ago and will begin work after my notice period is up.