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mathx v0.1.0 Mathx.Enum

Mathx.Enum defines Mathx-functions that work on any collection extending the Enumerable protocol. This means Maps, Lists, Sets, etc., and any custom collection types as well.

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Functions

mean(collection)

Calculates the mean of a collection of numbers

median(collection)

Calculates the median of a given collection of numbers

product(collection)

Calculates the product, obtained by multiplying all elements in collection with eachother

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Link to this function mean(collection) 
mean(Enum.t()) :: number()

Calculates the mean of a collection of numbers.

This is the sum, divided by the amount of elements in the collection.

If the collection is empty, returns nil

Also see Mathx.Enum.median/1

Examples 

iex> Mathx.Enum.mean [1,2,3]
2.0
iex> Mathx.Enum.mean 1..10
5.5
iex> Mathx.Enum.mean [1,2,3,4,5, -100]
-14.166666666666666
iex> Mathx.Enum.mean []
nil
Link to this function median(collection) 
median(Enum.t()) :: number() | nil

Calculates the median of a given collection of numbers.

  • If the collection has an odd number of elements, this will be the middle-most element of the (sorted) collection.
  • If the collection has an even number of elements, this will be mean of the middle-most two elements of the (sorted) collection.

If the collection is empty, returns nil

Also see Mathx.Enum.mean/1

Examples 

iex> Mathx.Enum.median [1,2,3]
2
iex> Mathx.Enum.median 1..10
5.5
iex> Mathx.Enum.median [1,2,3,4,5, -100]
2.5
iex> Mathx.Enum.median [1,2]
1.5
iex> Mathx.Enum.median []
nil
Link to this function product(collection)

Calculates the product, obtained by multiplying all elements in collection with eachother.

Examples 

iex> Mathx.Enum.product [1,2,3]
6
iex> Mathx.Enum.product 1..10
3628800
iex> Mathx.Enum.product [1,2,3,4,5, -100]
-12000