+0degrees+ | |
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+10degrees+ | |
+120degrees+ | |
+135degrees+ | |
+150degrees+ | |
+15degrees+ | |
+180degrees+ | |
+210degrees+ | |
+225degrees+ | |
+240degrees+ | |
+270degrees+ | |
+300degrees+ | |
+30degrees+ | |
+315degrees+ | |
+330degrees+ | |
+360degrees+ | |
+45degrees+ | |
+5degrees+ | |
+60degrees+ | |
+90degrees+ | |
+e+ | An approximation of the constant e (named for Euler!). |
2fpi | The constant 2*pi, in single-float format. Using this constant avoid |
fpi | The constant pi, in single-float format. Using this constant avoid |
anova-one-way-variables | anova-one-way-variables (iv dv &optional (scheffe-tests-p t) |
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anova-two-way-variables | anova-two-way-variables (dv iv1 iv2) |
anova-two-way-variables-unequal-cell-sizes | anova-two-way-variables-unequal-cell-sizes (iv1 iv2 dv) |
autocorrelation | autocorrelation (sample max-lag &optional (min-lag 0)) |
beta | Returns the value of the Beta function, defined in terms of the complete |
beta-incomplete | This function is useful in defining the cumulative distributions for |
binomial-cdf | Suppose an event occurs with probability `p' per trial. This function |
binomial-cdf-exact | This is an exact but computationally intensive form of the preferred |
binomial-coefficient | Returns the binomial coefficient, |
binomial-coefficient-exact | This is an exact but computationally intensive form of the preferred |
binomial-probability | Returns the probability of |
binomial-probability-exact | This is an exact but computationally intensive form of the preferred |
chi-square-significance | Computes the complement of the cumulative distribution function for a |
combination-count | Returns the number of combinations of n elements taken k at a time. Assumes valid |
confidence-interval | confidence-interval nil |
confidence-interval-proportion | confidence-interval-proportion (x n confidence) |
confidence-interval-t | confidence-interval-t (data confidence) |
confidence-interval-t-summaries | This function is just like `confidence-interval-t,' except that instead of |
confidence-interval-z | confidence-interval-z (data confidence) |
correlation | correlation (sample1 sample2 &key start1 end1 start2 end2) |
correlation-from-summaries | Computes the correlation of two variables given summary statistics of the |
correlation-matrix | Returns a matrix of all the correlations of all the variables. The dependent |
covariance | covariance (sample1 sample2 &key start1 end1 start2 end2) |
cross-correlation | cross-correlation (sequence1 sequence2 max-lag &optional (min-lag 0)) |
d-test | d-test (sample-1 sample-2 tails &key (times 1000) (h0mean 0)) |
data-length | data-length (data &key start end key) |
degrees->radians | Convert degrees to radians. |
div2 | Divide positive fixnum `i' by 2 or a power of 2, yielding an integer result. |
ensure-float | |
error-function | Computes the error function, which is typically used to compute areas under |
error-function-complement | This function computes the complement of the error function, |
exp2 | 2^n |
extract-unique-values | A faster version of `remove-duplicates'. Note you cannot specify a :TEST (it is always #'eq). |
f-measure | Returns the f-measure, the combination of precision and recall based on |
f-significance | This function occurs in the statistical test of whether two observed samples |
factorial | Returns the factorial of `n,' which should be a non-negative integer. The |
factorial-exact | Returns the factorial of `n,' which should be an integer. The result will |
factorial-ln | Returns the natural logarithm of n!; `n' should be an integer. The result |
gamma-incomplete | This is an incomplete gamma function, what Numerical Recipes in C calls |
gamma-ln | Returns the natural logarithm of the Gamma function evaluated at `x.' |
gaussian-cdf | Computes the cumulative distribution function for a Gaussian random variable |
gaussian-significance | Computes the significance of |
interquartile-range | interquartile-range (data) |
lagged-correlation | Returns the correlations of |
linear-regression-brief | Calculates the main statistics of a linear regression: the slope and |
linear-regression-brief-summaries | Calculates the main statistics of a linear regression: the slope and |
linear-regression-minimal | Calculates the slope and intercept of the regression line. This function |
linear-regression-minimal-summaries | Calculates the slope and intercept of the regression line. This function |
linear-regression-verbose | Calculates almost every statistic of a linear regression: the slope and |
linear-regression-verbose-summaries | Calculates almost every statistic of a linear regression: the slope and |
linear-scale | Rescales value linearly from the old-min/old-max scale to the new-min/new-max one. |
log2 | Log of `n' to base 2. |
matrix-multiply | Does successive multiplications of each element in `args'. If two |
matrix-trace | |
maximum | maximum (data &key start end key) |
mean | mean (data &key start end key) |
median | median (data &key start end key) |
minimum | minimum (data &key start end key) |
mod2 | Find `n' mod a power of 2. |
mode | mode (data &key start end key) |
multiple-linear-regression-arrays | This is an internal function for the use of the multiple-linear-regression |
multiple-linear-regression-brief | Let m be the number of independent variables, `ivs.' This function returns a |
multiple-linear-regression-minimal | Let m be the number of independent variables, `ivs.' This function returns |
multiple-linear-regression-normal | Performs linear regression of the dependent variable, |
multiple-linear-regression-verbose | Let m be the number of independent variables, `ivs.' This function returns |
multiple-modes | multiple-modes (data k &key start end key) |
normalize-matrix | Returns a new matrix such that the sum of its elements is 1.0 |
on-interval | returns t iff x in the interval |
partials-from-parents | |
permutation-count | Returns the number of possible ways of taking k elements out of n total. |
poisson-cdf | Computes the cumulative distribution function for a Poisson random variable |
quantile | quantile (data q &key start end key) |
r-score | Takes two sequences and returns the correlation coefficient. |
radians->degrees | Convert radians to degrees. Does not round the result. |
range | range (data &key start end key) |
round-to-factor | Equivalent to (* factor (round n factor)). For example, `round-to-factor' of |
safe-exp | Eliminates floating point underflow for the exponential function. |
scheffe-tests | Performs all pairwise comparisons between group means, testing for |
significance | significance nil |
skewness | skewness (data &key start end key) |
smooth-hanning | Smooths `data' by replacing each element with the weighted mean of it and its |
smooth-mean-2 | With a window of size two, the median and mean smooth functions are the |
smooth-mean-3 | Smooths `data' by replacing each element with the mean of it and its two |
smooth-mean-4 | Smooths `data' by replacing each element with the mean of it, its left |
smooth-mean-5 | Smooths `data' by replacing each element with the median of it, its two left |
smooth-median-2 | Smooths `data' by replacing each element with the median of it and its |
smooth-median-3 | Smooths `data' by replacing each element with the median of it and its two |
smooth-median-4 | Smooths `data' by replacing each element with the median of it, its left |
smooth-median-5 | Smooths `data' by replacing each element with the median of it, its two left |
square | |
standard-deviation | standard-deviation (data &key start end key) |
statistical-summary | statistical-summary (data &key start end key) |
students-t-significance | Student's distribution is much like the Gaussian distribution except with |
sum-of-array-elements | |
t-significance | t-significance nil |
t-test | t-test (sample-1 sample-2 &optional (tails both) (h0mean 0)) |
t-test-matched | t-test-matched (sample1 sample2 &optional (tails both)) |
t-test-one-sample | t-test-one-sample (data tails &optional (h0-mean 0) &key start end key) |
times2 | Multiply `i' by a power of 2. |
transpose-matrix | |
trimmed-mean | trimmed-mean (data percentage &key start end key) |
trunc2 | Truncate `n' to a power of 2. |
truncate-to-factor | Equivalent to (* factor (truncate n factor)). For example, |
tukey-summary | tukey-summary (data &key start end key) |
variance | variance (data &key start end key) |
z-test-one-sample | z-test-one-sample (data tails &optional (h0-mean 0) (h0-std-dev 1) &key |
convert | |
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cross-product | |
dot-product | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dot_product |
underflow-goes-to-zero | Protects against floating point underflow errors and sets the value to 0.0 instead. |
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with-temp-table | Binds `temp' to a hash table. |
with-temp-vector | Binds |