This is the command gbquant 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
gbquant - Print quantiles of data distribution
SYNOPSIS
gbquant [options]
DESCRIPTION
Print distribution quantiles. Data are read from standard input. If no -x or -q options
are provided, a quantiles table is plotted. The number of quantiles can be chosen with -n.
The option -x #1 prints the quantile associated with the value #1, while -q #2 print the
value associate with the quantile #2. Of course #2 must be between 0 and 1. Multiple
values can be provided to -x or -q, separated with commas. With -w #1,#2 all the
observations inside the quantile range [#1,#2) are printed. If more columns are provided
with option -t, the specified action is repeated on each column. Without -t, columns are
pooled unless -w is specified, in which case all rows whose first element is inside the
range are printed. A different column for sorting can be specified with option -W. If 0
is specified, the cut is applied with respect to all columns
OPTIONS
-n number of quantiles to print (default 10)
-x print the quantile (interpolated) associated with the value
-q print the value (interpolated) associated with the quantile
-e print the (asymptotic) error for -x or -q; doesn't work with -t
-w print observations inside a quantile windows
-W set the column to use (default 1)
-t consider separately each column of input
-F specify the input fields separators (default " \t")
-h this help
-v verbose mode
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