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Added Var/Varp with basic Variance calculation as well as StDev/StDevP calculations.
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Thanks for adding the population standard deviation function and sending the PR. I like the name change as well. I think there is an issue though as there are two StdDevP func declarations. If you could take a look I'll merge the PR and add some tests and update the readme. |
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Since I didn't hear back I went ahead and added them into the project, thanks for the code and suggestion to add support for both sample and population data. |
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Added Var/Varp with basic Variance calculation as well as StDev/StDevP
calculations. It changed the naming of the Standard Deviation function, but I just wanted to commit an additional, basic change that may be useful.