This is the command gbbin that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
gbbin - A program to bin data
SYNOPSIS
gbbin [options]
DESCRIPTION
Compute binned statistics. Data are read from standard input as records (X,Y1,Y2,...).
Equipopulated bins are built with respect to the first field X. Option -O decide which
statistics are printed for each bin. With options -x, -y or -c elements in different bins
are split in different columns.
OPTIONS
-n set the number of equipopulated bins (default 10)
-w min,max set manually the binning window. Ignored with -x,-y and -c
-O set the output with a comma separated list of variables: xmean, xmin, xmax, xstd,
xmedian, ymean, yadev, ystd, yvar, yskew, ykurt, ymin, ymax, ymedian, num (default
xmean, ymean)
-c# the values in column # are split in different columns; # can be a comma separated
list of columns
-x equivalent to -c 1
-y equivalent to -c 2
-F specify the input fields separators (default " \t")
-v verbose mode
EXAMPLES
gbbin -n 20 < file
split the records (line) in 20 bins according to first field. Print the average
value of the bin entries for each column. If 'file' has 3 columns, the output has
twenty rows and three columns.
gbbin -O ymedian < file
bin the records with respect to the first value and print the median value of the
other columns in each bin
gbbin -c 3 < file
the binned values of the third columns are printed on separate columns. The output
has ten columns.
Use gbbin online using onworks.net services