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Most of the quantities calculated in diststats are based on moment analysis. However, the integration is mostly done using a simple summation
diststats
# Expectation operator function def E(x,P): return np.sum(x*P/np.sum(P))
instead of trapezoidal integration, etc. This will return incorrect results when passing non-uniformly defined distance distributions.
Is not urgent, or difficult, but should be adapted to some point.
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Most of the quantities calculated in
diststats
are based on moment analysis. However, the integration is mostly done using a simple summationinstead of trapezoidal integration, etc. This will return incorrect results when passing non-uniformly defined distance distributions.
Is not urgent, or difficult, but should be adapted to some point.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: