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A collection of statistical operations performed in Scala using functional principles.
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object Stats { | |
def simpleMovingAverage1(xs: List[Dobule], w: Int): List[Double] = { | |
xs sliding w map (_.sum) map (_ / w) toList | |
} | |
def simpleMovingAverage2(xs: List[Double], w: Int): List[Double] = { | |
def movingSum(xs: List[Double], w: Int): List[Double] = w match { | |
case 0 => throw new IllegalArgumentException("Window size must be greater than 0") | |
case 1 => xs | |
case 2 => xs sliding 2 map (_.sum) toList | |
case odd if odd % 2 == 1 => xs zip movingSum(xs drop 1, odd - 1) map Function.tupled(_ + _) | |
case even => | |
val half = even / 2 | |
val partialResult = movingSum(xs, half) | |
partialResult zip movingSum(xs drop 2, half) map Function.tupled(_ + _) | |
} | |
movingSum(xs, w) map (_ / w) | |
} | |
def simpleMovingAverage3(xs: List[Double], w: Int): List[Double] = { | |
val first = (xs take w).sum / w | |
val subtract = xs map (_ / w) | |
val add = subtract drop w | |
val addAndSubtract = add zip subtract map Function.tupled(_ - _) | |
addAndSubtract.foldLeft(first :: Nil){ (res, add) => res.head + add :: res }.reverse | |
} | |
def standardDeviation(xs: List[Double]): Double = { | |
val mean = xs.sum / xs.length | |
val variance = xs.foldLeft(0.0){ case (v, x) => v + (x - mean) * (x - mean) } / xs.length | |
Math.sqrt(variance) | |
} | |
def standardDeviation2(xs: List[Double]): Double = { | |
val acc = xs.foldLeft((0.0, 0.0)){ case ((sum, sumOfSquares), x) => (sum + x, sumOfSquares + x * x) } | |
val variance = acc._2 / xs.length - (acc._1 / xs.length) * (acc._1 / xs.length) | |
Math.sqrt(variance) | |
} | |
} |
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