fix #905: use the correct mad() normalization #949
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Make
mad()
actually follow the definition of median absolute deviation as it is generally defined (eg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Median_absolute_deviation, scipy, matlab, mathematica, ...).Obviously breaking. Are there any other breaking fixes that could go into the next StatsBase version?
See #905, #97, #347 for more context.