PragTob
Statistex - a Statistics calculation library that lets you reuse previously calculated values
I just released statistex a library for calculating statistical values. More detailed thoughts are in the release blog post.
Basics are these though:
- extracted from benchee - so as the code was run by lots of people already I call it 1.0
- sports a
statistics/2function that just calculates ALL THE statistics and returns a struct with them - you can also specify previously calculated values as inputs for the functions like
Statistex.average(samples, sample_size: 10) - after a discussion in this very forum it raises when handed an empty list instead of spouting out lots of
nilvalues which leads to better/more careful client code (or that is the hope)
Going forward I want to add more statistics to it to also support new benchee features 
Contributions and feedback are naturally welcome! 
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