Just to make sure I don't read any intent into your post, do you recommend the accumulators library be added to boost? John (Review Manager) Niitsuma Hirotaka wrote:
Boost.Accumulators is quit useful library. Until I find this library, I had used Torch http://www.torch.ch Torch also provides general framework for various statistical and machine-learning methods. Boost.Accumulators is more general framework. And also we can easily describe various statistical methods. In this framework, the statistical methods become readable components. (Torch's components are not readable)
But, in order to add a component requires covarite input, we need to modify statistics_fwd.hpp. (When I described join_histgram component, I need to modify statistics_fwd.hpp and depended other components density.hpp and so on .) I think this is not good. If possible, just add a file which describes a statistical method, and include the file, is better.
It is seem to similar framework can be given by boost::signal boost::signal1<void, double> sig; sig.connect( &mean ); sig.connect( &variant ); sig.connect( &sum ); for_each(vec.begin(),vec.end(),boost::bind<void>( boost::ref(sig ),_1) );
In this case, we can add new components by just adding file.
But Boost.Accumulators is better than boost::signal in many points.
can describe dependency among components can divide incremental part and final part. Document is good. …
I will switch Torch to Boost.Accumulators.
Request: I can not find way bind covarite1. Plz give example for bind covarite1 The following code has compile error.
double d=0.0; accumulators::accumulator_set<double, accumulators::stats< accumulators::tag::covariance<double , accumulators::tag::covariate1> > > acc(accumulators::sample = d,accumulators::covariate1 = d);
std::for_each( boost::make_zip_iterator( boost::make_tuple(beg1, beg2) ), boost::make_zip_iterator( boost::make_tuple(end1, end2) ), boost::bind<void>( boost::ref(acc),(_1, accumulators::covariate1 = _2 ) ) ); _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe & other changes: http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost