Results for assert_statistically

Numeric Statistics: functions for min, max, average, variance, standard deviation, and more to come.

Make Delta pruning visible. A CLI that shows step-by-step how partition pruning and data skipping reduce candidate files in a Delta table.

A simple sequential ID allocator that guarantees sequential allocation

Concurrent in-memory B+ Tree featuring optimistic lock coupling

Fast set implementation for dense, bounded integer collections, optimized for quick updates and access.

A secure, high-performance messaging protocol library

A highly parallel Perl 5 interpreter written in Rust

AI/Human task management system with file-based storage

Blazingly fast, generic, and serializable online statistics.

Blazingly fast, generic, and serializable online statistics.

PERMANOVA (Anderson 2001) — pseudo-F test for group differences from a distance matrix, with a permutation p-value; scikit-bio skbio.stats.distance.permanova equivalent

Algebraic verification engine for FluxBench performance assertions

assert_statistically is an addition to Unit::Test::Assertions that functions like assert_block. You can set a number of times to run the block, a minimum and maximum number of times that the block must pass, a message for failure, and a Proc to run before and after each run of the block.