# MATH( )

Compatible with:
DOS Maximite CMM MM150 MM170 MM+ MMX Picromite ArmiteL4 Armite F4 ArmiteH7 Picomite CMM2

Syntax:
MATH(xxx)

Description:
The math function performs many simple mathematical calculations that can be programmed in Basic but there are speed advantages to coding looping structures in C and there is the advantage that once debugged they are there for everyone without re-inventing the wheel.

Also see the MATH command and MATH FFT command

Simple functions

MATH(ATAN3 x,y)
Returns ATAN3 of x and y

MATH(COSH a)
Returns the hyperbolic cosine of a

MATH(LOG10 a)
Returns the base 10 logarithm of a

MATH(SINH a)
Returns the hyperbolic sine of a

MATH(TANH a)
Returns the hyperbolic tan of a

Simple Statistics

MATH(CHI a())
Returns the Pearson's chi-squared value of the two dimensional array a())

MATH(CHI_p a())
Returns the associated probability in % of the Pearson's chi-squared value of the two dimensional array a())

MATH(MAX a())
Returns the maximum of all values in the a() array, a() can have any number of dimensions

MATH(MEAN a())
Returns the average of all values in the a() array, a() can have any number of dimensions

MATH(MEDIAN a())
Returns the median of all values in the a() array, a() can have any number of dimensions

MATH(MIN a())
Returns the minimum of all values in the a() array, a() can have any number of dimensions

MATH(SD a())
Returns the standard deviation of all values in the a() array, a() can have any number of dimensions

MATH(SUM a())
Returns the sum of all values in the a() array, a() can have any number of dimensions

Vector Arithmetic

MATH(MAGNITUDE v())
Returns the magnitude of the vector v(). The vector can have any number of elements

MATH(DOTPRODUCT v1(), v2())
Returns the dot product of two vectors v1() and v2(). The vectors can have any number of elements but must have the same cardinality

Last edited: 25 February, 2021