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inAlexandreHiroyuki/DataTome (press backspace or delete to remove)sort_ascend function needs to be refactored by removing int cast of return value and compare the two values and return 1
when a b or 0 if a == b and -1 if a b to prevent losing precision in inputs like ...
bug
mohammedelgammal
- Opened on Dec 11, 2024
- #24
Comments have to be consistent with the docs
Example:
/**
* Do something.
* @param int data.
* @returns int data multiplied by 100.
*/
int do_something(int data) {
return data * 100;
}
documentation
good first issue
AlexandreHiroyuki
- Opened on Dec 6, 2024
- #22
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exponential_smoothing#Choosing_the_initial_smoothed_value
The initial value can contribute significantly to the output of the exponential moving average, so the user should ...
enhancement
- Opened on Sep 24, 2024
- #21
Currently, the algorithm sorts the array to select the median element, which consumes n * log n time.
It supposedly could be faster by implementing an algorithm like Introselect to select the median element ...
help wanted
optimization
- Opened on Sep 23, 2024
- #18
Add example files to the /examples directory with code using DataTomeAnalysis class.
Showcase all DataTomeAnalysis methods.
You can check the other example codes to have more context about how the lib ...
documentation
good first issue
help wanted
- Opened on Aug 5, 2024
- #16
- https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1154581/is-there-a-difference-between-transform-and-transformation\
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformation_(function)
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integral_transform ...
experiment
question
- Opened on Jun 25, 2024
- #11
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