montanaflynn/stats

A well tested and comprehensive Golang statistics library package with no dependencies.

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Added to GitGenius on September 22nd, 2026
Created on December 16th, 2014
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Detailed Description

Stats is a Go statistics library package that provides comprehensive statistical functions with no external dependencies.

The library solves the need for statistical calculations in Go applications by offering a collection of well-tested functions covering common statistical operations. It bundles algorithms for analytics and data analysis into a single importable package, eliminating the need to implement these functions from scratch or depend on external libraries.

Developers working on data analysis, machine learning, or analytics features in Go should consider this library. It suits any Go project requiring statistical computations where keeping dependencies minimal is a priority. The package is particularly valuable for applications that need reliable, tested statistical functions without introducing additional dependency management overhead.

The project maintains rigorous code quality standards through mandatory test coverage at one hundred percent and enforces conventional commit formatting for all changes. Pull requests are actively welcomed and the contribution process is well-documented with a Makefile providing helper targets for testing, linting, and coverage reporting. Releases are automated through GoReleaser and GitHub Actions, with changelog generation tied directly to commit message conventions. The maintainers require that new features include example code in the examples directory and corresponding documentation updates before acceptance.