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Re: regression lib
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Ben Pfaff |
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Re: regression lib |
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Tue, 26 Apr 2005 10:35:46 -0700 |
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Jason Stover <address@hidden> writes:
> I started writing some backend regression routines, with the intent of
> creating a regression procedure. Since least-squares fitting is a
> cliche in statistics, these routines should be as general-purpose as
> possible, so I created a library in lib/regression. I haven't gotten
> far yet: just sweep.c, regression.h and Makefile.am, but
> it does compile to libregression.a.
>
> Before I go any farther, is this an acceptable approach?
> libregression.a will know almost nothing about PSPP, but different
> PSPP procedures will be able to call its functions 'easily'. There
> are a lot of computational routines for linear models. If possible,
> such routines should be separated from the particularities of the many
> PSPP procedures that eventually will need those computations. (A
> semi-independent regression library might be useful in other
> programs.)
I think that a library designed to be easily used by PSPP, but
separable from it, is a reasonable candidate for lib/. Your
approach sounds good to me.
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Ben Pfaff
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- regression lib, Jason Stover, 2005/04/26
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