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Data parameters can now support grouped data. $g=data(10~20:2,20~30:6,30~40:4,40~50:2) This data parameter is equivalent to this frequency table. Data Frequency 10 < x <= 20 2 20 < x <= 30 6 30 < x <= 40 4 40 < x … Continue reading →

Data parameters can now support frequency tables. $p=data(10:1, 11:3, 12:5, 13:4, 14:3, 15:2) This data parameter is equivalent to this frequency table. Data Frequency 10 1 11 3 12 5 13 4 14 3 15 2 Each entry in the … Continue reading →

The inclusion of data parameters and random number generating parameters has prompted more statistical functions which can calculate summary statistics. For example. If $p=randnormal(50,15,30), $p will return a data parameter with 30 random numbers which have been taken from a … Continue reading →

We have implemented a new parameter and a number of new calculator commands that allow you to work with words. These allow you to implement probability questions like: If you randomly select a letter from the word MISSISSIPPI, what is … Continue reading →

We have been very busy over the last few months, adding significant new features to our products. Our Efofex Insiders newsletter details all of the finer details of the new options. This week we have already uploaded 5 new articles … Continue reading →

FX Equation has had the box command for many years. It allows you to create empty boxes or put boxes around various parts of your equation. Cancelling Parts Of Your Equation FX Equation has also had a “strike-through” system which … Continue reading →

We have been working feverishly on expanding the types of mathematics that can be regenerated using MultiDocs. Our recent efforts have added the ability to create most statistical graphs and perform most statistical calculations. Visit FX Library and type Statistics … Continue reading →

Our introduction of data parameters means that parameters are no longer just 1 number. You often need to work with full list of values. If we have the following parameter $p=randnormal(50,10,30) $p might contain the following data. 52.82, 51.09, 49.33, … Continue reading →

Efofex parameters have always supported references. These allow you to reference individual values in a parameter. For example, if you have created a parameter like $p=shuffle(1,6) $p might end up being 5, 4, 6, 1, 3, 2 You can reference … Continue reading →

We have been working frenetically on Efofex parameters and the inline calculator over the last few months and have created a number of new, powerful parameters and commands. This article discusses the new parameter types. Shuffle Parameters A shuttle parameter … Continue reading →