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It is a simple sliding window histogram of fixed size. The elements are always ordered so that they can be use with Pearson/Spearman correlations.
I used os:timestamp() for performance reasons, but might be better to use time erlang:now() to guarantee that values are never overwritten.
I don't know whether you find this useful or not, but just in case...
It is a simple sliding window histogram of fixed size. The elements are always ordered so that they can be use with Pearson/Spearman correlations.
I used os:timestamp() for performance reasons, but might be better to use time erlang:now() to guarantee that values are never overwritten.
I don't know whether you find this useful or not, but just in case...