| stats.py |
[NOTE: In something like 2003, I was asked if this stats.py library could be
incorporated into scipy as scipy.stats. I agreed
and since then, considerable improvements and additions have
been made within scipy.stats. I have therefore not been maintaining the
stats.py here in any regular fashion. I leave it posted for those who want
stats capabilities for lists and tuples, or who do not want toor cannot install
scipy. See also python-statlib]
A collection of statistical functions, ranging from descriptive statistics
(mean, median, histograms, variance, skew, kurtosis, etc.) to inferential
statistics (t-tests, F-tests, chi-square, etc.). Originally, the functions
were defined for operation on lists and, if Numeric is installed, also
defined for array arguments. THIS HAS NOW BEEN UPDATED TO BE COMPATIBLE WITH
THE NEW numpy AND AS SUCH MAY FAIL ON Numeric ARRAY ARGUMENTS.
ALSO AVAILABLE IS statstest.py FOR TESTING
THE INSTALL. THIS VERSION UPLOADED ON 2008-01-03, INCLUDING MIT-LIKE LICENSE.
[If you want the previous version of stats.py]. |
For a fairly complete, though not very pretty, set of tests
the stats.py, pstat.py and io.py modules, get the
zip file below. Version 0.6 of stats.py
uploaded on 2003-02-07.
REQUIRES pstat.py
(v0.3 or later) and io.py (v0.1 or later).
| pstat.py |
A collection of list manipulation functions based on the |Stat
("pipe-stat") programs written by Gary Perlman. Allows things like column
extraction (from a "2D" list of lists), row-extraction based on criteria,
as well as some file manipulation abilities (and for which many python
modules already exist). Version 0.5 uploaded on 2008-01-03, which is NOW
COMPATIBLE WITH NUMPY AND WITH AN MIT-LIKE LICENSE.
[If you want the previous version of pstat.py]. |
| io.py |
A collection of input/output routines for flat space/tab delimited text
files and "flat" binary files, including some special file handlers for
MRI files. NUMPY-COMPATIBLE VERSION uploaded 2008-01-03.
[If you want the previous version of io.py].
REQUIRES: pstat.py. |
| glplot.py |
A thin (barely there) glue between PyOpenGL and wxPython to create
quick-and-dirty multiline-plots (with or without errorbars) that allow
zooming (a little like Matlab). The code isn't pretty, but it works.
Requires PyOpenGL, wxPython
and Numeric. Tested on Linux and win32 platforms. Version 0.1
uploaded 2003-12-02. |
| statstest.zip |
A collection of datasets and testing programs that run each function in
the previous version of stats.py.
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