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statistical testing - #139
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etwest
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Feb 12, 2024
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Another pull request deletes the statistical testing directory. I think this should just live in the tools directory. |
DanielDeLayo
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What's the scope of the new repository? Should this live there instead? |
etwest
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The new repository is just for stream generation and parsing. I didn't move the other statistical tests there. I just deleted them. |
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Looks overall good. Just add a little comment block at the top of both of these files to say what they do and we'll merge this in.
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This tests the probability that a column will succeed given z non-zeros.
There is independence for a given z; we repeat for statistical significance.
There is likely not independence when varying z; for performance, the data point at z is based on the same state for the data point at z-1.