@buccaneer/rxjs-stats
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Why does this package exist? The engineering team at Buccaneer wanted a set of of RxJS 6 operators to perform common calculations used in statistics, data science, math, analytics and machine learning. These tools did not exist so they had to be built from scratch. rxjs-stats was born and released as an opensource package so the entire Javascript community could use it, improve upon it and build cool stuff!
💡 rxjs-stats is part of a larger effort to build top-notch data science and machine learning tools for JavaScript. If you'd like to help make this happen, contributors and sponsors can help us move forward faster!
Want to help build top-notch machine learning tools for JavaScript? We could use your help.
If you're part of an enterprise that uses full-stack JavaScript, please consider sponsoring the project on Patreon or allowing members of your software team to contribute some time to the project. We believe full-stack engineering shops benefit when teams can develop frontend, backend, mobile, desktop in a single language.
Any money contributed is used to pay for long-term maintanence, project infrastructure, engineering hours, bug fixes, new features and other improvements that benefit users of the package.
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The statistical toolkit for RxJS
The npm package @buccaneer/rxjs-stats receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @buccaneer/rxjs-stats popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @buccaneer/rxjs-stats demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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