[SciPy-dev] Testing stats.py - Error in stats.kurtosis [ATTN: Travis O.]
Louis Luangkesorn
lluang at yahoo.com
Tue Oct 29 11:58:04 EST 2002
[ATTN: Travis Oliphant]
I've written some more tests for the stats module. Since the
stats.py module groups functions in the introductory pydoc
comments, I organized the tests I have written into classes
based on these groupings. I don't know of any standard problem
sets, so I used a basic test set [1,2,3,4] as well as a test set
from the Mathworks web site (Matlab documentation). The return
value for each test was determined by using R v1.5.1 on Windows,
and the R input used was copied into the comments for each test.
I have one test that is failing, kurtosis. For the two test
cases, I get using R
[testcase] Kurtosis = 1.64
[Mathworks] Kurtosis = 2.1658856803 [Mathworks has 2.1615]
http://www.mathworks.com/access/helpdesk/help/toolbox/stats/kurtosis.shtml
Using stats.py I get
[testcase] Kurtosis = -1.36
[Mathworks] Kurtosis = -0.834114319703
Attached are the additional test classes. The classes
test_moments and test_variability can be added directly before
the function test_suite(level=1) in test_stats.py. The lines in
test_suite in the attached file should be added to the current
test_suite in test_stats.py.
Let me know if this works. I almost put it directly in CVS, but
I think Travis O. has someone working on the stats module so I
thought that it should be added from there.
Louis
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