curly.core — intronic/curly 0.1.4

all-permutations clj

(all-permutations things)

asc clj

build-trie clj

(build-trie seed & kvs)

compare-by clj

(compare-by & key-cmp-pairs)

compare-rev clj

(compare-rev a b)

Compare reverse order

desc clj

fisher-p-value clj

(fisher-p-value w x y z)

Fisher exact test. | Outcome 1 | Outcome 2 | Total G1 | w | x | w+x G2 | y | z | y+z Total | w+y | x+z | w+x+y+z

flatten-map clj

(flatten-map form separator)

(flatten-map form separator pre)

Flatten a map of maps, joining keys with separator. From http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17901933/flattening-a-map-by-join-the-keys

gpg-decrypt clj

(gpg-decrypt file)

gzip? clj

(gzip? file-name)

True if file is a gzip file.

log-factorial clj

(log-factorial)

(log-factorial n)

log-factorial function that memoizes results in an atom cache. Called without any args it resets its cache.

luhn? clj

(luhn? n)

map-fn-key-set clj

(map-fn-key-set map fun)

Apply fun to a map then make a map of first key with set of second key

map-or clj

(map-or f c1 c2)

(map-or f c1 c2 c3)

Returns a lazy sequence consisting of the result of applying f to the set of first items of each coll, followed by applying f to the set of second items in each coll. Different to map, it continues until all of the colls are exhausted. Any missing items in other colls are treated as nil values. Function f should accept number-of-colls arguments.

map-rev-2-keys clj

(map-rev-2-keys map)

Reverse two levels of keys of a map

nan? clj

(nan? x)

one? clj

prefix-match clj

(prefix-match target trie)

read-edn clj

(read-edn file)

Read EDN data from file

redir clj macro

(redir filename & body)

Redirect out to filename and evaluate body

reverse-pair clj

(reverse-pair [a b])

Reverse a pair vector

starts-with-ignore-case? clj

(starts-with-ignore-case? s prefix)

True if string s starts with prefix ignoring case.

string-splice clj

(string-splice target new offset)

(string-splice target new offset length)

Create a new string with the old substring replaced by a new substring. Given three arguments, replace a portion of the old string at the given offset equal to the length of the replacement. The resulting string will be the same length as the original.

sum-second clj

(sum-second pair-seq)

Sum the second values of a sequence of pairs (eg, a vector of pairs)

sum-vals clj

(sum-vals pair-seq)

Sum the values of a sequence of pairs (eg, a map or vector of pairs)

version-compare clj

(version-compare v1 v2)

Compare two numeric version strings with elements separated by dots.

z-score clj

(z-score val & [{:keys [mean sd] :or {mean 0 sd 1}}])