Mini stats toolkit for Clojure/Script.
EXPERIMENTAL, everything < v1.0 still very likely to break without
notice!

Design note:
  There's a huge amount of nuanced behaviour that one might like to
  control with a numerics/stats library, especially re: performance
  and efficiency.

  Rather than try to cater to a wide range of use cases (which would
  significantly bloat both the API and implementation), Tukey's focus
  is on simplicity, ease-of-use, pedagogy, and Clj/s cross-platform
  compatibility.

  Performance is a secondary objective.
  Customizability a tertiary one.

  Tukey will generally err on the side of common presumptions, and
  will generally focus only on the most common needs.

  For very fine control or performance optimization, specialized
  libraries often exist. Otherwise the relevant Tukey code can always
  serve as an example to be extracted and customized.

  One noteable example of this philosophy: Tukey's API and internals
  tend to use only standard fixed-precision doubles. Exceptions to
  this will be clearly noted.

Private ns, implementation detail.

SummaryStats stuff.
Private ns, implementation detail.