The stats-analysis package has many of the common statistics you may want to perform on your data. You would have to install this package using npm as explained previously.
If we had a small set of people's temperatures to work with, we could get some of the statistics on the data readily, using this script:
const stats = require("stats-analysis"); var arr = [98, 98.6, 98.4, 98.8, 200, 120, 98.5]; //standard deviation var my_stddev = stats.stdev(arr).toFixed(2); //mean var my_mean = stats.mean(arr).toFixed(2); //median var my_median = stats.median(arr); //median absolute deviation var my_mad = stats.MAD(arr); // Get the index locations of the outliers in the data set var my_outliers = stats.indexOfOutliers(arr); // Remove the outliers var my_without_outliers = stats.filterOutliers(arr); //display our stats console.log("Raw data is ", arr); console.log("Standard Deviation is ", my_stddev); console.log("Mean is ", my_mean); console.log("Median is ", my_median...