package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"github.com/reiver/go-statisticalaccumulator"
	"math/big"
)

func main() {

	statisticalAccumulator := statisticalaccumulator.New()



	// Put some integers, as strings.
	statisticalAccumulator.PutString("17")
	statisticalAccumulator.PutString("19")
	statisticalAccumulator.PutString("18")
	statisticalAccumulator.PutString("17")
	statisticalAccumulator.PutString("19")
	statisticalAccumulator.PutString("-12")
	statisticalAccumulator.PutString("0")

	// Put some numbers, as string, that aren't integers, but instead have decimal points
	statisticalAccumulator.PutString("3.14159265358979323846264338327950")
	statisticalAccumulator.PutString("18725.2200440088")
	statisticalAccumulator.PutString("-321.0123")

	// Put some numbers, as string, that aren't integers, but are fractions.
	statisticalAccumulator.PutString("1/3")
	statisticalAccumulator.PutString("22/7")
	statisticalAccumulator.PutString("0/12")
	statisticalAccumulator.PutString("-7/11")

	// Put some numbers that are in (an efficient) binary (format as an) int64.
	statisticalAccumulator.PutInt64(1234567)
	statisticalAccumulator.PutInt64(0)
	statisticalAccumulator.PutInt64(-2)

	// Put a big.Int
	bi := new(big.Int)
	bi.SetString("10000000001")
	statisticalAccumulator.PutInt(bi)

	// Put a big.Rat
	br := new(big.Rat)
	br.SetString("10000000001/12345")
	statisticalAccumulator.PutRat(br)



	// Get N, the mean and the variance.
	n        := statisticalAccumulator.N()
	mean     := statisticalAccumulator.Mean()
	variance := statisticalAccumulator.Variance()



	// Given the PUT calls above, prints: "The amount of data is N = 5/1".
	//
	// Note that statisticalAccumulator.N() returns a *big.Rat,
	// thus why the outputted value is "5/1" and not just "5".
	// (By default, big.Rat string serialization is as a fraction.)
	fmt.Printf("The amount of data is N = %v\n", n)

	// Given the PUT calls above, prints: "The mean is 18/1".
	//
	// Note that statisticalAccumulator.Mean() returns a *big.Rat,
	// thus why the outputted value is "18/1" and not just "18".
	// (By default, big.Rat string serialization is as a fraction.)
	fmt.Printf("The mean is %v\n", mean)

	// Given the PUT calls above, prints: "The variance is 4/5".
	fmt.Printf("The variance is %v\n", variance)
}