Aubrey Barnard
Aubrey Barnard
[Here's a Haskell package]( https://hackage.haskell.org/package/numeric-domains-0.1.0.0/docs/Numeric-Domain.html) that puts the open- / closed-ness into the bounds. It also has syntactical sugar for creating intervals similar to that suggested above: `a
@kboyd, how do your tests for the integer overflow bug (#15) jive with this?
Agreed. Build system is the next thing. I've been building the Java by hand, which is fairly easy once the classpath is set. The people I have talked to in...
SnakeYaml (http://code.google.com/p/snakeyaml/) seems like a good YAML library for Java.
What about CurveSource or CurveGenerator? - Captures the ideas that the object is not itself a curve and that it can generate curves. - Raises questions about multiple curves. Maybe...
@kboyd and I were talking the other day about design and the idea of how R handles linear models came up causing us to consider modeling curves, so what about...
I am in favor of "Curve" until the complexity of things suggests otherwise. Will "CurveModel" help us understand the design/code at this point? We may eventually want both a "Curve"...
But perhaps it is clear from the project context that any curves are ROC/PR curves and not general mathematical functions?
OK, at least for now (version 0.1.0) we'll go with "Curve". We'll see if there are better names as we do design down the road. I don't mind changing names,...
BTW, I felt that this was a good and productive discussion. So thanks.