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add efficient mean and median for ranges #8089

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These are useful (see e.g. JuliaGizmos/Interact.jl#9) and there is no reason for them not to be fast. I actually didn't realize that they were missing.

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I think it needs a rebase

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Should be fixed now.

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Keno commented Aug 22, 2014

Doesn't this fail for non-integer ranges?

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@Keno, one of the test cases is a non-integer range. Why do you think it would fail?

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Keno commented Aug 22, 2014

Because iseven may not be defined.

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@Keno, even a non-integer range has an integer length, and I'm only applying iseven to the length.

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Keno commented Aug 22, 2014

Of course. My fault.

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Okay to merge?

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Not a big deal, but why don't you just let median call mean? Besides that, I think it is ready.

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@andreasnoackjensen, right, duh.

andreasnoack added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 24, 2014
add efficient mean and median for ranges
@andreasnoack andreasnoack merged commit a08ae29 into JuliaLang:master Aug 24, 2014
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Test time out seemed to be unrelated.

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