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6:08pm Wed 10th May, Michael W.

ANONYMOUS wrote:
> Just putting this here for anyone looking for a sample output. Beware, could be wrong. > > Median = 93 > MAD = 11.5 > > Jan 100 > Feb 93 > Mar 102 > Apr 71 -- > May 93 > Jun 77 -- > Jul 72 -- > Aug 75 -- > Sep 107 ++ > Oct 95 > Nov 93 > Dec 77 --
Hi everyone, I was hoping not to need to be specific, so how about the following as a starting point: cut -d' ' -f 6 Cyber_Security_Breaches_clean.tsv | sort | uniq -c That is, each row is a single incident, so you want to know how many occurred in Jan, Feb, etc. With those 12 data point you get the median, and from that, MAD. Cheers MichaelW

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