About Block: From each number from...to...by

Lila_La · January 20, 2024, 4:21am

I have a question.
With the above blocks, I get the result in Label 1 which is 4.
But I want the result to be 2.
I mean:
7,8,13,16 are all > 1x3(3)
7,8,13,16 are all > 2x3(6)
But 7,8 is not greater than 3x3(9).
I want all the numbers in "list_number" to be greater than the number in "number2_" when multiplied by 3, so the result must be 2.
I understand why the result is 4 (16>4x3) but have no idea how to get the result 2.
Can anyone help me?
Thank you so much

Kevinkun · January 20, 2024, 4:25am

So this is what you want:
You have a list with numbers, you want get x, that all the numbers in the list is greater than 3*x,
what is the maximal x?

ABG · January 20, 2024, 4:35am

Maybe you want to count how many items in the list are greater than 3*x ?

Lila_La · January 20, 2024, 11:46am

Thanks for replying. I've tried applying it and editing it to suit what I want to do but I'm still having trouble.

What I want to do is:
I will reach level 1 if 1 number in the list is greater than 1x3(3), level 2 if 2 numbers are greater than 2x3(6), level 3 if 3 numbers are greater than 3x3(9), and so on.

I tried following this photo and some other changes but it didn't work. I want the result to be level 3 (3 numbers greater than 9). I thought when I had level=4 and x=5 I would have 12 < 3x5 but nothing happened.

Thank you very much.

ABG · January 20, 2024, 12:58pm

This is similar to calculating a histogram, which would be a new list of buckets containing counts of how many original list items fall into different categories.

Sorting the input list then reversing the sorted list helps here, because each item's index in the sorted list tells you how many other items are almost bigger than that item .

(End of hint)