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Thank you, Stephen. &nbsp;I have posted a related question here:
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Thank you, Stephen.  I have posted a related question here:

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Hi skij, I don't see the realted question!
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Hi skij, I don't see the realted question!

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The related question is here:<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28682867/ASP-NET-C-Using-Standard-Deviation-to-Remove-Extreme-Items-From-List-in-Function.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28682867/ASP-NET-C-Using-Standard-Deviation-to-Remove-Extreme-Items-From-List-in-Function.html</a>
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The related question is here:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28682867/ASP-NET-C-Using-Standard-Deviation-to-Remove-Extreme-Items-From-List-in-Function.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28682867/ASP-NET-C-Using-Standard-Deviation-to-Remove-Extreme-Items-From-List-in-Function.html]

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How can I automatically remove all extreme numbers from an array?<br />
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For example, 
<pre><code id="code-10-28682823-1">double[] y = {23.2542, 24.25356, 21.89, 25.345, 24.237, 29.2325, 1.52, 99.234, 26.234, 2.53342, 104.2343 };</code></pre>
These numbers are extreme compared to the other numbers in the array:<br />
1.52,<br />
99.234<br />
2.53342<br />
104.2343<br />
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A person can look at the numbers in the array and notice that those are extremes, however I would like to use ASP.NET/C# to identify and remove the extreme numbers.
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How can I automatically remove all extreme numbers from an array?

For example, (CODE)These numbers are extreme compared to the other numbers in the array:
1.52,
99.234
2.53342
104.2343

A person can look at the numbers in the array and notice that those are extremes, however I would like to use ASP.NET/C# to identify and remove the extreme numbers.

ASP.NET / C# / Math: Remove Extreme Numbers from Array

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