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Distribution Analyzer

This package allows a user to perform some simple analysis of basic elements of Gaussian and Binomial Distributions.

This package is primarily meant as a test case/POC for loading packages to PyPi, but may also be useful for some other people.

To use this package:

  1. pip install daigle-dist
  2. run Python
  3. enter from distributions import Gaussian, Binomial
    3a. Gaussian(mean, stdev)
    3b. Binomial(mean,stdev)
  4. Attributes include:
  • read_data_file(): assigns the distribution object some data from a .txt file
  • mean: returns the distribution object's mean
  • stdev: returns the distribution object's standard deviation
  • calculate_mean(): assigns and returns a distribution object's mean
  • calculate_stdev(): assigns and returns a distribution object's standard deviation
  • replace_stats_with_data(): update attributes of p and n of binomial distribution object
  • plot_bar: bar chart plot of the outcomes and frequencies of a distribution object
  • pdf(): calculates the probability density function for a distribution object
  • plot_bar_pdf: bar chart plot of the probability density function of a distribution object
  1. Magic Methods include:
  • __add__: allows two distribution objects to be added to each other as well as calculate the mean and standard deviation of each other
  • __repr__: outputs the characteristics of a distribution object

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