Examples of Distribution

ar.edu.unlp.yaqc4j.randoms.Distribution
Interface for Random generators that follow an specific distribution for number generation. All implmenting classes should be subclasses of @link{java.util.Random . @author Pablo
avrora.util.profiling.Distribution
This class keeps track of the min, max, and median of a stream of integers, as well as the distribution of each. The distribution aids in computing the median without having to store the sequence of integers. @author Ben L. Titzer
buri.ddmsence.samples.util.Distribution
Simple data class representing a distribution of keys.
This class is used in the Escape application to keep track of how often keywords and mimeTypes are used.
@author Brian Uri! @since 0.9.b
com.compomics.util.math.statistics.Distribution
com.tinkerpop.furnace.generators.Distribution
Interface for a distribution over discrete values. Used, for instance, by {@link DistributionGenerator} to define the in- and out-degree distributions and by{@link CommunityGenerator} to define the community size distribution. @author Matthias Broecheler (me@matthiasb.com)
com.tinkerpop.gremlin.algorithm.generator.Distribution
Interface for a distribution over discrete values.
Used, for instance, by {@link DistributionGenerator} to define the in- and out-degree distributions and by{@link CommunityGenerator} to define the community size distribution. @author Matthias Broecheler (me@matthiasb.com)
de.lmu.ifi.dbs.elki.data.synthetic.bymodel.distribution.Distribution
Interface for a simple distribution generator with a PDF, i.e. it can also compute a density @author Erich Schubert
de.lmu.ifi.dbs.elki.math.statistics.distribution.Distribution
Interface for a simple distribution generator with a PDF, i.e. it can also compute a density @author Erich Schubert
edu.stanford.nlp.stats.Distribution
Immutable class for representing normalized, smoothed discrete distributions from {@link Counters}. Smoothed counters reserve probability mass for unseen items, so queries for the probability of unseen items will return a small positive amount. Normalization is L1 normalization: {@link #totalCount} should always return 1.
A Counter passed into a constructor is copied. This class is Serializable. @author Galen Andrew (galand@cs.stanford.edu), Sebastian Pado
fork.lib.math.applied.stat.Distribution
@author muxin gu
io.airlift.stats.Distribution
jmt.gui.common.distributions.Distribution

Title: Distribution

Description: This abstract class provides a generic pattern used to specify a distribution.
@author Bertoli MarcoDate: 25-giu-2005 Time: 14.47.12
org.apache.cassandra.stress.generate.Distribution
org.apache.hadoop.fs.slive.Constants.Distribution
org.jets3t.service.model.cloudfront.Distribution
org.platformlayer.service.imagefactory.OperatingSystem.Distribution
org.rhq.core.domain.content.Distribution
@author Pradeep Kilambi
redis.clients.johm.models.Distribution
rewards.AccountContribution.Distribution
weka.classifiers.trees.j48.Distribution
Class for handling a distribution of class values. @author Eibe Frank (eibe@cs.waikato.ac.nz) @version $Revision: 1.12 $

Examples of redis.clients.johm.models.Distribution

        assertEquals(0, savedDistro.getUserCitizenshipDistribution().size());
    }


    @Test
    public void testListDataTypeCombinations() {
        Distribution distro = new Distribution();
        distro.setDistroScope("World");
        JOhm.save(distro);


        Country country1 = new Country();
        country1.setName("FriendlyCountry");
        JOhm.save(country1);
        Country country2 = new Country();
        country2.setName("AngryCountry");
        JOhm.save(country2);


        distro.getCountriesOfWorld().add(country1);
        distro.getCountriesOfWorld().add(country2);


        Distribution savedDistro = JOhm.get(Distribution.class, distro.getId());
        assertEquals(2, savedDistro.getCountriesOfWorld().size());


        assertEquals(country1, savedDistro.getCountriesOfWorld().get(0));
        assertEquals(country2, savedDistro.getCountriesOfWorld().get(1));


        savedDistro.getCountriesOfWorld().remove(0);
        savedDistro = JOhm.get(Distribution.class, distro.getId());
        assertEquals(1, savedDistro.getCountriesOfWorld().size());
        assertEquals(country2, savedDistro.getCountriesOfWorld().get(0));


        savedDistro.getCountriesOfWorld().remove(0);
        savedDistro = JOhm.get(Distribution.class, distro.getId());
        assertEquals(0, savedDistro.getCountriesOfWorld().size());


        distro.getCountrySizes().add(88888L);
        distro.getCountrySizes().add(99999L);
        savedDistro = JOhm.get(Distribution.class, distro.getId());
        assertEquals(2, savedDistro.getCountrySizes().size());


        assertEquals(0, 88888L, savedDistro.getCountrySizes().get(0));
        assertEquals(0, 99999L, savedDistro.getCountrySizes().get(1));


        savedDistro.getCountrySizes().clear();
        savedDistro = JOhm.get(Distribution.class, distro.getId());
        assertEquals(0, savedDistro.getCountrySizes().size());
    }

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Examples of redis.clients.johm.models.Distribution

        assertEquals(0, savedDistro.getCountrySizes().size());
    }


    @Test
    public void testSetDataTypeCombinations() {
        Distribution distro = new Distribution();
        distro.setDistroScope("World");
        JOhm.save(distro);


        Country country1 = new Country();
        country1.setName("United States");
        JOhm.save(country1);
        Country country2 = new Country();
        country2.setName("Canada");
        JOhm.save(country2);
        Country country3 = new Country();
        country3.setName("Mexico");
        JOhm.save(country3);


        distro.getNorthAmericanCountries().add(country1);
        distro.getNorthAmericanCountries().add(country2);
        distro.getNorthAmericanCountries().add(country3);


        Distribution savedDistro = JOhm.get(Distribution.class, distro.getId());
        assertEquals(3, savedDistro.getNorthAmericanCountries().size());


        assertTrue(savedDistro.getNorthAmericanCountries().contains(country1));
        assertTrue(savedDistro.getNorthAmericanCountries().contains(country2));
        assertTrue(savedDistro.getNorthAmericanCountries().contains(country3));


        savedDistro.getNorthAmericanCountries().remove(country1);
        savedDistro = JOhm.get(Distribution.class, distro.getId());
        assertEquals(2, savedDistro.getNorthAmericanCountries().size());
        assertTrue(savedDistro.getNorthAmericanCountries().contains(country2));
        assertTrue(savedDistro.getNorthAmericanCountries().contains(country3));


        savedDistro.getNorthAmericanCountries().clear();
        savedDistro = JOhm.get(Distribution.class, distro.getId());
        assertEquals(0, savedDistro.getNorthAmericanCountries().size());
    }

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Examples of redis.clients.johm.models.Distribution

        assertEquals(0, savedDistro.getNorthAmericanCountries().size());
    }


    @Test
    public void testArrayDataTypeCombinations() {
        Distribution distro = new Distribution();
        distro.setDistroScope("World");
        String[] planetNames = { "Mercury", "Venus", "Earth", "Mars",
                "Jupiter", "Saturn", "Uranus", "Neptune", "Pluto" };
        distro.setPlanetNames(planetNames);
        JOhm.save(distro);


        Distribution savedDistro = JOhm.get(Distribution.class, distro.getId());
        assertEquals(planetNames.length, savedDistro.getPlanetNames().length);
        assertTrue(Arrays.equals(savedDistro.getPlanetNames(), planetNames));


        Item ant = new Item();
        ant.setName("ant");
        ant.setPrice(0f);
        ant = JOhm.save(ant);


        Item mvn = new Item();
        mvn.setName("maven");
        mvn.setPrice(0f);
        mvn = JOhm.save(mvn);


        Item sbt = new Item();
        sbt.setName("sbt");
        sbt.setPrice(0f);
        sbt = JOhm.save(sbt);


        Item rake = new Item();
        rake.setName("rake");
        rake.setPrice(0f);
        rake = JOhm.save(rake);


        Item make = new Item();
        make.setName("make");
        make.setPrice(0f);
        make = JOhm.save(make);


        Item[] buildTools = { ant, mvn, sbt, rake, make };
        distro.setBuildTools(buildTools);
        JOhm.save(distro);


        savedDistro = JOhm.get(Distribution.class, distro.getId());
        assertEquals(buildTools.length, savedDistro.getBuildTools().length);
        assertTrue(Arrays.asList(savedDistro.getBuildTools()).contains(ant));
        assertTrue(Arrays.asList(savedDistro.getBuildTools()).contains(mvn));
        assertTrue(Arrays.asList(savedDistro.getBuildTools()).contains(sbt));
        assertTrue(Arrays.asList(savedDistro.getBuildTools()).contains(rake));
        assertTrue(Arrays.asList(savedDistro.getBuildTools()).contains(make));
    }

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Examples of rewards.AccountContribution.Distribution

  private Set<Distribution> distribute(MonetaryAmount amount) {
    Set<Distribution> distributions = new HashSet<Distribution>(beneficiaries.size());
    for (Beneficiary beneficiary : beneficiaries) {
      MonetaryAmount distributionAmount = amount.multiplyBy(beneficiary.getAllocationPercentage());
      beneficiary.credit(distributionAmount);
      Distribution distribution = new Distribution(beneficiary.getName(), distributionAmount, beneficiary
          .getAllocationPercentage(), beneficiary.getSavings());
      distributions.add(distribution);
    }
    return distributions;
  }

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Examples of weka.classifiers.trees.j48.Distribution

    m_isLeaf = false;
    m_isEmpty = false;
    m_sons = null;
    indeX = 0;
    sumOfWeights = data.sumOfWeights();
    noSplit = new NoSplit (new Distribution((Instances)data));
    if (leaf)
      m_localModel = noSplit;
    else
      m_localModel = m_toSelectModel.selectModel(data);
    if (m_localModel.numSubsets() > 1) {

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