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BenchmarkAnything-Evaluations-0.001
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NAME

BenchmarkAnything::Evaluations - Evaluation support for BenchmarkAnything data

multi_point_stats (\@values)

For an array of values it gets basic statistical aggregations, like average, standard deviation, and confidence interval.

transform_chartlines ($chartlines, $options)

Gets an array of query results, each one from a different query against the backend store, and returns a matrix for rendering those chartlines, currently suited for the google charts api.

Multiple results for the same data X-axis are aggregated (default: avg).

INPUT:
[ title: "dpath-T-n64",
  results: [
    {N:dpath, V:1000, version:2.0.13},
    {N:dpath, V:1170, version:2.0.14},
    {N:dpath,  V:660, version:2.0.15},
    {N:dpath, V:1030, version:2.0.16}
  ]
],
[ title: "Mem-nT-n64",
  results: [
    {N:Mem,    V:400, version:2.0.13},
    {N:Mem,    V:460, version:2.0.14},
    {N:Mem,   V:1120, version:2.0.15},
    {N:Mem,    V:540, version:2.0.16}
  ]
],
[ title: "Fib-T-64",
  results: [
    {N:Fib,    V:100, version:2.0.13},
    {N:Fib,    V:100, version:2.0.14},
    {N:Fib,    V:100, version:2.0.15},
    {N:Fib,    V:200, version:2.0.16}
  ]
]
OUTPUT:
 # multiple results for same version would become aggregated (avg), not show here
['version',   'dpath', 'Mem', 'Fib'],
['2.0.13',      1000,   400,   100],
['2.0.14',      1170,   460,   100],
['2.0.15',       660,  1120,   100],
['2.0.16',      1030,   540,   200]

There are assumptions for the transformation:

  • there is only one NAME per chartline resultset

  • titles are unique

AUTHOR

Steffen Schwigon <ss5@renormalist.net>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is copyright (c) 2015 by Steffen Schwigon.

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.