This quantity is approximated via the convergence of iteratively reweighted least squares in Weiszfeld’s algorithm. In image processing, salt-and-pepper noise is effectively reduced by a nonlinear filter named for this quantity. Two subproblems have size one-fifth n and seven-tenths n in the recurrence of an algorithm (-5[1])that computes this quantity. (15[1])Using two heaps computes this quantity for a stream input in a problem about its “maintenance.” (15[1])This quantity (15[1])appears twice in the name of an (*) pivot-finding algorithm (10[1])that runs in (10[1])asymptotically worst-case linear time. (10[1])The optimal runtime of quicksort occurs when the pivot always equals (-5[1])this value of the subarray. (10[1]-5[1])One way to find this quantity is to sort an array and get the element at index closest to (-5[1])half the array length. For 10 points, (10[1])name this quantity equal (10[1])to the 50th (10[1])percentile of a data set. ■END■ (10[2]0[2])