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statistics-1.5.3

31 Jan 19:44
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Summary of important user-visible changes for statistics 1.5.3:

Important Notice:
mean, median, std, and var shadow core Octave's respective functions
incompatibility with the nan package

News:
There are 2 newly introduced functions, adtest and vmcdf, 4 functions renamed and updated, and another 28, which have been fixed or upgraded with missing features. Issue #48 has been finally addressed! All relevant CDF functions support the "upper" option".
The entire statistics package is released under GPLv3. There are still 25 functions out of a total of 311 which have no tests.

statistics-1.5.2

15 Dec 19:14
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Summary of important user-visible changes for statistics 1.5.2:

Important Notice:
mean, median, std, and var shadow core Octave's respective functions
incompatibility with the nan package

News:
There are 3 newly introduced functions, which shadow core Octave functions, and another 5, which have been fixed or upgraded with missing features.
There are still 36 functions out of a total of 311 which have no tests.

statistics-1.5.1

30 Nov 08:28
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Summary of important user-visible changes for statistics 1.5.1:

Important Notice:
mean shadows core Octave's respective function
incompatibility with the nan package

News:
There are 27 newly introduced functions and another 16, which have been fixed or upgraded with missing features.
There are still 36 functions out of a total of 311 which have no tests.

statistics-1.5.0

30 Sep 05:37
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Summary of important user-visible changes for statistics 1.5.0:

Important Notice:

  1. dependency change to Octave>=6.1.0
  2. mean shadows core Octave's respective function
  3. removed dependency on io package
  4. incompatibility with the nan package
  • All bugs from Savannah tracker have been addressed.
  • There are 30 newly introduced functions and another 32, which have been fixed or upgraded with missing features.
  • There are still 44 functions out of a total of 292 which have no tests.