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exalt-grade

v1.1.9

Published

Slightly exalt grades while keeping order ( [a, b] -> [a, b] and a < b -> f(a) < f(b) )

Downloads

70

Readme

exalt-grade

Pass a grade, get a better one.

Under the hood

Bijective translation (obtained by generating a second degree polynomial on the range [minimumGrade, maximumGrade]) to slightly exhale grades while keeping order.

alt exaltation

How to use it ?

Pass a grade, pass an exaltation rate and get a better grade while keeping your grades order for fairness

Install it

    npm i exalt-grade

Import it

    const exaltGrade = require("exalt-grade").exaltGrade;
    
    or
    
    import {exaltGrade} from "exalt-grade";

Use it out of the box

    const betterGrade = exaltGrade(oldGrade);

Use it with custom parameters

By default exaltation is 28 and grades are between 0 and 5, but you can pass new values for the three of them

    const betterGrade = exaltGrade(oldGrade, exaltation, minimumGrade, maximumGrade);
    
    example :
    
    const betterGrade = exaltGrade(oldGrade, 35, 0, 100);

Steps

  • [x] Define functions
  • [x] Build mathematic model (polynomial translation, acts like a bijective translation on the considered interval)
  • [ ] Allow to pass an array of grades
  • [ ] Only return one decimal max
  • [ ] Build the npm package with js + ts
  • [ ] Write the doc
  • [ ] Unit testing