Hi. > > These changes look fine to me and the addition of the compute method is > really nice.
Oh, I should have asked whether you can also look at the source code in the trunk: Currently the "compute(UnivariateStatistic)" method is only implemented internally (in a private inner class of "DescriptiveStatistics"). If you want this feature to be in the public API, could you create a new issue on JIRA? [Then we can see in which package this class should go.] > Looking more closely at my code, I am using the getElements > method. As long as that remains available, it make sense to deprecate the > getInternalValues method. > > My use of ResizeableDoubleArray is related to an earlier discussion - > missing values. My data are stored in a database and it may contain missing > values. I know how many cases are in the database, but I don't know the > amount of missing data. I read the non-missing database values into a > ResizeableDoubleArray, call getElements() and use the nonmissing data array > in my calculations. It may be a bit clunky, but it's one of the ways I > handle missing data without looping over the database twice. I don't have a > solution for comprehensive treatment of missing data yet, but I appreciate > the conversation we are having. I'm afraid I don't follow you; I don't see the connection between missing values and the resizeable array. Maybe a small code example would help me. Regards, Gilles --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@commons.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@commons.apache.org
