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benford-analysis

v1.1.2

Published

A lib to analisys datasets by newcomb-benford's law

Downloads

3

Readme

benford-analysis

A lib to analisys datasets by newcomb-benford's law

Instalation

yarn add benford-analysis

Usage

import {
  readCsv,
  separateNumberByFirstDigit,
  getDeviationByFirstDigit,
  getBenfordFirstDigitExpected,
} from 'benford-analisys';

readCsv

You can read files and receive a array with the function

props:

  • csvPath: string

it expect receive the path where you save the upload file, check on example

separateNumberByFirstDigit

You can send an array from a selected column, remember to remove the head or return only number

props:

  • array: Array<number>

This function return an object with the digit d1, d2, d3,..., d9 contains percent and total numbers analized to each digit.

Check on example

getDeviationByFirstDigit

You can define a d number, it to refer the digit. And define a percent about that digit d.

props:

  • d: number
  • percent: number

It return the digit d, expect percent, percent and the deviation

Check on example

getBenfordFirstDigitExpected

It return the expected percent about digits from 1 to 9

Check on example

getDefaultDeviation

It return the default deviation of a array of numbers

Check on example