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## [Unreleased changes]
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### Added
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-`Statistics.wl` - routines from the pre v5 stats packages
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-`Overlap` - where do two lists of events overlap. There's probably a time-series function that does this but I just have data and don't want to have to cram it into a TS. (e.g., my data is spatial so TS is the wrong metaphor)
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NewKernelEvaluate::usage="NewKernelEvaluate[expr] evaluates expr in a fresh, clean kernel and returns the result.";
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GetSymbolsDefinedInMX::usage="GetSymbolsDefinedInMX[mxfile] returns a list of symbols defined in mxfile.";
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GetCompilerFunctions::usage="GetCompilerFunctions[] returns the list of functions that are compilable.";
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(* ::Section:: *)
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(*Entity*)
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LensDistortionCorrection::usage="LensDistortionCorrection[image,{tx,ty},theta,{p1,p1},{k1,k2,k3...}] performs a lens distortion correction along with a generalized translation (t) and rotation (theta). p1 and p2 specify 1st order astygmatism and k1-6 the different orders of distortion beyond that. Note you only need to supply k's up to the desired order of correction.";
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ParallelImageApplyIndexed::usage="ParallelImageApplyIndexed[f,im] maps f over im using parallel kernels. At this point, its only a single image plane";
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(* ::Section:: *)
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(*Internet*)
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UnitizedGaussianPDF::usage="UnitizedGaussian[mu,sigma] gives a pure function of a PDF whose value at the mean = 1.0.";
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Overlap::usage="Overlap[l1,l2] gives the intersection of the range of two lists.";
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(* ::Section:: *)
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(*Signals*)
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GARepopulate::usage="GARepopulate[pop,fitfunc] creates a new population using fitfunc.";
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GAMutate::usage="GAMutate[chromo] mutates a chromosome.";
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GACrossover::usage="GACrossover[c1,c2] performs a random crossover of c1 & c2. Returns two offspring.";
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GACrossover::usage="GACrossover[c1,c2] performs a random crossover of c1 & c2. Returns two offspring.";
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(* ::Section:: *)
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(*Statistics*)
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LocationReport::usage="LocationReport[list] gives the Mean, HarmonicMean, and Median location statistics for list.";
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DispersionReport::usage="DispersionReport[list] gives the Variance, StandardDeviation, SampleRange, MeanDeviation, MedianDeviation, and QuartileDeviation dispersion statistics for list.";
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ShapeReport::usage="ShapeReport[list] gives the Skewness, QuartileSkewness, and KurtosisExcess shape statistics for list.";
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StandardDeviationMLE::usage="StandardDeviationMLE[list] gives the standard deviation of the entries in list. Division by n is used, giving a maximum likelihood estimate of the population standard deviation.";
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VarianceMLE::usage="VarianceMLE[list] gives the variance of the entries in list. Division by n (rather than n-1) is used, giving a maximum likelihood estimate of the population variance (use Variance[list] for an unbiased estimate).";
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StandardErrorOfSampleMean::usage="StandardErrorOfSampleMean[list] gives an unbiased estimate of the standard error (standard deviation) of the sample mean, using the entries in list as a sample from the population.";
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VarianceOfSampleMean::usage="VarianceOfSampleMean[list] gives an unbiased estimate of the variance of the sample mean, using the entries in list as a sample from the population.";
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CoefficientOfVariation::usage="CoefficientOfVariation[list] gives the coefficient of variation, defined as the ratio of the standard deviation to the mean of the entries in list. If the entries are not all positive, then $Failed is returned."
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ZeroMean::usage="Zeroize the data about the mean.";
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