@sgratzl/boxplots
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A small library for computing boxplot objects with various quantiles options
npm install --save @sgratzl/boxplots
import boxplot from '@sgratzl/boxplots';
const arr = [
-0.402253,
-1.4521869,
0.135228,
-1.8620118,
-0.5687531,
0.4218371,
-1.1165662,
0.5960255,
-0.5008038,
-0.394178,
1.3709885,
];
const b = boxplot(arr);
see Samples on Github
or at this
npm i -g yarn
yarn set version latest
cat .yarnrc_patch.yml >> .yarnrc.yml
yarn
yarn pnpify --sdk vscode
yarn clean
yarn compile
yarn test
yarn lint
yarn fix
yarn build
yarn docs
yarn release
yarn release:pre
FAQs
simple boxplot stats helper
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