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HP HP-28S User Manual

HP HP-28S
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As
an
example,
if
~DAT
is
the
n x 2 matrix
then
~COV
will contain
the
covariance matrix
1 :
Program
F.:
C u::
DUP
TF.:t·l
:;~lAP
l
Arguments
':l;CO\}
,
STO
o PRED'.}
DROP
I ENTER I
~
SUMS
ISTOI
Results
1 :
Comments
Begin
the
program.
Recall
the
contents
of
the
n x m
statistics matrix
~DAT.
Make a copy.
Transpose
the
matrix.
The
result
is
an
m x n matrix.
Multiply
the
matrices to
produce
the
m x m covariance matrix.
(Without
swapping
the
matrices,
the
product
would
be
an
n x n
matrix.)
Store
the
covariance matrix in a
variable
~COv.
Make
sure
~PAR
exists.
End
the
program.
Put
the
program
on
the
stack.
Store
the
program
as SUMS.
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28:
Programming
Examples

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BrandHP
ModelHP-28S
CategoryCalculator
LanguageEnglish

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