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I have 5 values, for example like this:
3
11
8
5
8
I want to calculate the average difference between them.
If I had just two values, say 3 and 11, the difference would be 8.
But how do I do this when I have more values (for example five as in my example above)?
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Not exactly sure what you are after but it might be the standard deviation
The standard deviation is a measure of the relative deviation from each number with respect to the ensemble average.