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Mini stats toolkit for Clojure/Script.

Mini stats toolkit for Clojure/Script.
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summary-statsclj/s

(summary-stats nums)

Given a coll of numbers, returns a new mergeable ?SummaryStats with: (deref ss) => {:keys [n min max p25 ... p99 mean var mad]}

See also summary-stats-merge.

Given a coll of numbers, returns a new mergeable ?SummaryStats with:
(deref ss) => {:keys [n min max p25 ... p99 mean var mad]}

See also `summary-stats-merge`.
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summary-stats-bufferedclj/s

(summary-stats-buffered)
(summary-stats-buffered {:keys [buffer-size buffer-init sstats-init merge-cb]
                         :or {buffer-size 100000.0}
                         :as opts})

Returns a new stateful SummaryStatsBuffered with: (ssb <num>) => Adds given number to internal buffer. (deref ssb) => Flushes buffer if necessary, and returns a ?map of summary stats for all numbers ever added to ssb: {:keys [n min max p25 ... p99 mean var mad]}.

Useful for summarizing a (possibly infinite) stream of numbers. Used by the Tufte profiling library, and the Carmine Redis library.

Options: :buffer-size - The maximum number of numbers that may be buffered before next (ssb <num>) call will block to flush buffer and merge with any existing summary stats.

             Larger buffers mean better performance and more
             accurate stats, at the cost of more memory use.

:buffer-init - Initial buffer content, useful for persistent ssb. :sstats-init - Initial summary stats, useful for persistent ssb.

Returns a new stateful SummaryStatsBuffered with:
  (ssb <num>) => Adds given number to internal buffer.
  (deref ssb) => Flushes buffer if necessary, and returns a ?map
                 of summary stats for all numbers ever added to
                 ssb: {:keys [n min max p25 ... p99 mean var mad]}.

Useful for summarizing a (possibly infinite) stream of numbers.
Used by the Tufte profiling library, and the Carmine Redis library.

Options:
  :buffer-size - The maximum number of numbers that may be buffered
                 before next (ssb <num>) call will block to flush
                 buffer and merge with any existing summary stats.

                 Larger buffers mean better performance and more
                 accurate stats, at the cost of more memory use.

  :buffer-init - Initial buffer content, useful for persistent ssb.
  :sstats-init - Initial summary stats,  useful for persistent ssb.
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summary-stats-buffered?clj/s

(summary-stats-buffered? x)
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summary-stats-mergeclj/s

(summary-stats-merge ss1)
(summary-stats-merge ss1 ss2)

Given one or more SummaryStats, returns a new ?SummaryStats with: (summary-stats-merge (summary-stats nums1) (summary-stats nums2))

an approximatation of (summary-stats (merge nums1 nums2))

Useful when you want summary stats for a large coll of numbers for which it would be infeasible/expensive to keep all numbers for accurate merging.

Given one or more SummaryStats, returns a new ?SummaryStats with:
  (summary-stats-merge
     (summary-stats nums1)
     (summary-stats nums2))

  an approximatation of (summary-stats (merge nums1 nums2))

Useful when you want summary stats for a large coll of numbers for which
it would be infeasible/expensive to keep all numbers for accurate merging.
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summary-stats?clj/s

(summary-stats? x)
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