The Python Calculator filter allows you to use the function median, which is included in numpy.
Indeed, the median can be calculated by typing the following in the Expression field of the Python Calculator. (Note that there is a bug if the variable name contains a slash, so the variable call is more redundant than usual.)
np.median(inputs[0].CellData['Resistivity/Ohmm'])
The calculated median may be viewed in Spread Sheet View, for example.
Hello again and thanks for your quick reply.
Is it possible to take out the temporal median for each cell? A similar thing that ‘Temporal statistics’ does for max, min, and average …
I meant the median for each cell over time …
Unfortunately, I have not been able to come up with an easy way to do this in ParaView. (Of course, it would be possible to create such a program…)
Could you please open a new thread regarding this question? You may get an answer.
