Hi,
STAT is a command that displays its result to standard output. It's not a function, so "LIST STAT varname" is not valid syntax.
You can get the information from STAT into variables by using the set of symbols that are automatically defined when you issue the STAT command.
yes? stat sstso you could write
SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE
LONGITUDE: 20E to 20E(380)
LATITUDE: 90S to 90N
Z: N/A
TIME: 01-JAN 00:45 to 31-DEC 06:34
E: N/A
F: N/A
DATA SET: /home/users/tmap/ferret/linux/fer_dsets/data/coads_climatology.cdf
Total # of data points: 194400 (180*90*1*12*1*1)
# flagged as bad data: 89622
Minimum value: -2.6
Maximum value: 33.15
Mean value: 18.095 (unweighted average)
Standard deviation: 9.4023
yes? sh sym stat*
STAT_MIN = "-2.6"
STAT_MAX = "33.15"
STAT_MEAN = "18.095"
STAT_STD = "9.4023"
STAT_NGOOD = "104778"
STAT_NBAD = "89622"
let varmean = ($stat_mean)and then list those to your file. It would be best to add /TITLE= and /UNITS= to the LET commands so the information is documented.
let varstd = ($stat_var)
...
There are also functions and transformations that return the same information; the @AVE, @VAR, @NGD, @NBD, @MIN and @MAX transformations could be used to set up variables containing that information, or this function to return both the min and max.
yes? show func minmax
On 8/6/2014 11:06 PM, Nitin Patil wrote:
I want to write the stat mean output in a txt file, any idea.Dear All,My script is as follows:
let gp1=Optical_Depth_Land_And_Ocean_Mean[d=1,x=73:81@ave,y=30:33@ave,k=1:122]
let gp2=Optical_Depth_Land_And_Ocean_Mean[d=1,x=73:85@ave,y=25:29@ave,k=1:122]
let mean=(gp1+gp2)/2
stat mean
list/file=GP2002.txt stat mean !!! NOT WORKING
--Regards,Nitin Patil