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This new version (2.4) of Statistics::Descriptive contains:
- Code to correctly calculate the percentile of the data as defined by
RFC2330. Also included is RFC2330 for general reference.
List of methods by class:
Statistics::Descriptive::Sparse
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add_data
count
mean
sum
variance
pseudo_variance
min
max
mindex
maxdex
standard_deviation
sample_range
Statistics::Descriptive::Full
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All methods above and:
get_data
sort_data
presorted
percentile
median
trimmed_mean
harmonic_mean
mode
geometric_mean
frequency_distribution
least_squares_fit
Ideas for ongoing development:
- re: Georg Fuellen
A function to define the "maxima" of a distribution. In other words,
return an array that contains all data that falls within a given
confidence interval.
- Move source to C and XS for speed improvements. (Interface to R or S?)
- Move to PDL for a unified math solution and maybe take advantage of
their compact storage.
- Methods for covariance and correlation.
- An interface to Jon Orwant's Statistics::ChiSquare module to
provide a method for determining how random data is (for a uniform
distribution) or how well is fits another distribution (for
non-uniform distributions like normal(gaussian), log-normal,
rayleigh, etc).
The major issue I'm concerned about is the updating of someone else's
code and future extensibility. Now, major paranoia should be obvious
since Jon hasn't changed Statistics::ChiSquare for a long, long
time. Still, a wrapper module that inherits from several other
modules is appealing. Perhaps it will be called Statistics::Bundle.
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