The following is a list of items still TODO
for Math. Contributions are welcome!
Many of these will always be a required. Please focus on applying format standards and provide as many test cases as possible for your code.
- Develop user's guide following the package structure.
- Provide any comments on this task here.
- Performance and accuracy testing.
- If anyone is interested in helping out here, what we could really use is a wider selection of test cases for the core numerical functions and validation against either other packages (e.g. R for the statistical stuff), verified datasets, or experiments comparing implementions using floats to doubles.
- Test Coverage.
- Clover tests show gaps in test path coverage. Get all tests to 100% coverage. Also improve test data and boundary conditions coverage.
- Code review.
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Code review is a continuous rpocess that all Contributors and Developers should practice while working on the code base.
- Javadoc generation is still throwing warnings. Bring the Javadoc into compliance (i.e. reach zero warnings).
- Verify that the code matches the documentation and identify obvious inefficiencies or numerical problems. All feedback/suggestions for improvement/patches are welcome.
- CheckStyle with modified properties still shows many errors. Try to clean these up.
These current tasks are planned and in need completion for the inital release.
- Add confidence intervals to Univariate implementations.
- Provide any comments on this task here.
- Distributions.
- Extend distribution framework to support discrete distributions and implement binomial and hypergeometric distributions.
- Analysis.
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- Rework unit tests for root finding and spline interpolation.
- CheckStyle with modified properties still shows many errors. Try to clean these up.
- Distributions.
- Finalize the contents of MathUtils and StatUtils. Suggest any additions -- ideally with patches -- to these utility classes.
- Complex Number Library.
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An initial submission
of a complex number library has been donated by Brent Worden. It has been added
and is open to be reviewed/tested by others for feedback.
The implementation is based on the following source:
http://myweb.lmu.edu/dmsmith/ZMLIB.pdf.