Statistics[Sort] - sort numeric data
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Calling Sequence
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Sort(X, options)
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Parameters
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X
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data sample
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(optional) equation(s) of the form option=value where option is one of order or unique; specify options for the Sort function
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Description
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The Sort command sorts the elements of X according to their numeric values.
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The first parameter X is the data set (list or Array).
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Options
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The options argument can contain one or more of the options shown below.
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order=ascending or descending -- Indicates whether the elements of X should be sorted in the ascending or descending order. The default value is order=ascending.
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unique=truefalse -- If this option is set to true, all multiple occurrences of elements from X will be removed. The default value is unique=false. Note that if this option is set to unique=true then all elements of X must be of type float.
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Notes
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Although the Sort command accepts non-numeric data, maple must be able to compute floating-point values for all elements in X. If the unique option is set to unique=true all elements in X must be of type numeric.
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The Sort command creates a copy of the original data.
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