[ANN] histogram-fill, library for creating hitograms
Hello. I'm glad to announce library for filling histograms. Its purpose to provide generic and convenient API and be fast. Features list: * Allows to fill many histograms at once. I used it to fill about hundred. * It provide support for arbitrary binning algorithm. Currently there are integer bins, equal sized floating point bins and generic 2D bins. One however could implement more exotic variants. Bins with variable width for example. * Immutable histograms. It's relatively recent addition so it could have few rough edges. * Histogram serialization to/from human readable text. So data could be used with other tools. -- Khudyakov Alexey
alexey.skladnoy:
Hello.
I'm glad to announce library for filling histograms. Its purpose to provide generic and convenient API and be fast.
Features list:
* Allows to fill many histograms at once. I used it to fill about hundred.
* It provide support for arbitrary binning algorithm. Currently there are integer bins, equal sized floating point bins and generic 2D bins. One however could implement more exotic variants. Bins with variable width for example.
* Immutable histograms. It's relatively recent addition so it could have few rough edges.
* Histogram serialization to/from human readable text. So data could be used with other tools.
Where can we get the code? :) http://hackage.haskell.org/package/histogram-fill-0.1.0 -- Don (who thinks it is interesting that hackage is now implied)
В сообщении от Воскресенье 20 сентября 2009 22:03:42 вы написали:
alexey.skladnoy:
Hello.
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Where can we get the code? :)
http://hackage.haskell.org/package/histogram-fill-0.1.0
-- Don (who thinks it is interesting that hackage is now implied)
It's so easy something important (-: That's how things become de-facto standard. You wake up one day and find that it's standard. Or someone tell you.
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