Fsdb::S...ibution(3)

💖 Fsdb::Support::TDistribution(3) 💖

okay so bestie, welcome to Fsdb::Support::TDistribution — the t-distributions-for-stats page 🎀 from the User Contributed Perl Documentation collection. the header's all fancy but honestly the vibe is just: t-distributions, for stats. periodt ✨

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🌸 NAME 🌸

Fsdb::Support::TDistribution — t-distributions for stats, no cap 🧚

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🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

use Fsdb::Support::TDistribution;

$stats = new DbStats(options);

like yes, that's literally the whole setup 💅 (and yeah, it really does say new DbStats(options) — we don't make the rules, we just copy them exactly) 🙈

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👑 the functions 👑

here's the whole cast of characters, main-character energy only 💜

• init_t_distr — this one's the internal intialization step 🔥 (spelling is theirs, keeping it fr fr). it's the backstage setup that makes everything else work.
• interpolate — linear interpolation, bestie ✨ give it your desired x, plus the x values bounding it (low and high, the little range it lives between) and the y values, and it does the in-between math for you 🎀
• floats_equal — compares two floating point numbers with a bit of fuzz 💅 because floats are messy and we're not gonna be weird about a tiny difference, iykyk 🫶
• t_distribution($nu, $alpha) — the star of the show 👑 returns the value interpolated from a t-distribution ⭐ your $nu and $alpha go in, a t-distribution value comes out, iconic.

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💀 tiny reminder that init_t_distr is marked internal and interpolate is a helper — they're here so you know what's going on under the hood, not necessarily so you go poking at them 🙈

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🌈 that's the whole page, bestie — short, sweet, statistically slay 💖

sign-off vibes — this little masterpiece is documented as coming from perl v5.32.1, dated 2024-08-02, and it lives at Fsdb::S...ibution(3) 🍓 go forth and interpolate responsibly ✨🦋💜