dataproofer-stats-suite
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Suite of statistical tests for Dataproofer
src/standardDeviationOutliers.js:18-132
Outlier detection using standard deviation Examples in comparison with median absolute deviations:
Parameters
rows Array an array of objects representing rows in the spreadsheetcolumnHeads Array an array of strings for column names of the spreadsheetReturns Object describing the result
src/medianAbsoluteDeviationOutliers.js:18-136
Outlier detection using median absolute deviation Examples in comparison with standard deviation:
Parameters
rows Array an array of objects representing rows in the spreadsheetcolumnHeads Array an array of strings for column names of the spreadsheetReturns Object describing the result
git clone git@github.com:dataproofer/stats-suite.git
cd stats-suite
npm install
We use documentation.js, but have created a handy script for regenerating documentation.
npm run docs
Then open up and check your docs in DOCUMENTATION.md
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Suite of advanced statistics tests for dataproofer
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