| Class summary | |
|---|---|
| gnuplot-batch-point | |
| Method summary | |
|---|---|
| avg-val | gnuplot-batch-point |
| batch-data | gnuplot-batch-point |
| max-val | gnuplot-batch-point |
| median-val | gnuplot-batch-point |
| min-val | gnuplot-batch-point |
| name | gnuplot-batch-point |
| print-object | (point gnuplot-batch-point) stream |
| stdev-val | gnuplot-batch-point |
| Function summary | |
|---|---|
| bell-curve | window var-square |
| calculate-missing-slots | batch-point |
| collect-data-for-bar-plots | file-paths &key (file-type "lisp") (only-x-last-interactions nil) |
| collect-data-for-evo-plots | file-paths &key (file-type "dat") (only-x-last-interactions nil) (start nil) (end nil) (series-numbers nil) (windows nil) |
| collect-data-for-grouped-bar-plots | file-path-groups &key (file-type "lisp") (only-x-last-interactions nil) |
| collect-data-from-files | files directory |
| compute-batch-point | data name |
| compute-batch-points-for-evo-plot | data name |
| create-batch-points | name data |
| data-apply-average-window | data window |
| data-number-of-series | data |
| data-pick-series | data series-numbers |
| data-reduce | data &optional (maximal-series-length nil) |
| data-remove-index-row | data |
| data-set-minimal-number-of-series | data-set |
| data-set-reduce-data-point-density | data &optional (percentage 10) |
| data-set-reduce-number-of-series | data-set &optional (series-numbers nil) |
| data-set-remove-index-rows | data-set |
| data-set-shortest-series-length | data-set |
| data-set-subseries | data-set start end |
| data-shortest-series-length | data |
| data-subseries | data start end |
| get-bell-curve | window cache |
| limit | nr low up |
| percentile | gnuplot-batch-point p |
| pre-compute-bell-curves | window var-square |
| read-dat | &key (name (quote (error "Please supply :name"))) (directory (quote (error "Please supply :directory"))) (file-type "dat") |
| read-lisp | &key (name (quote (error "Please supply :name"))) (directory (quote (error "Please supply :directory"))) (file-type "lisp") |
| read-raw | &key (name (quote (error "Please supply :name"))) (directory (quote (error "Please supply :directory"))) (file-type "dat") |
| series-apply-average-window | series window |
| series-apply-normal-window-aux | series left-window |
| total-applied | series min-inclusive index bell-curve-cache |
| total-bell-curve | series min-inclusive index bell-curve-cache |
| transpose | table |
Keeps the data for one one entry of a raw batch file. For example if there were 10 series of 1000 games in the batch there would be 1000 gnuplot-batch-points. It also then keeps all sorts of interesting data, like average, stdev, max, min, ...
| :name | [Initarg] |
| :batch-data | [Initarg] |
| :avg-val | [Initarg] |
| :median-val | [Initarg] |
| :stdev-val | [Initarg] |
| :max-val | [Initarg] |
| :min-val | [Initarg] |
| name | [Slot] |
Name of what was measured, e.g. communicative success
| batch-data | [Slot] |
Unprocessed data with an element for each serie.
| avg-val | [Slot] |
The average of the batch-data
| median-val | [Slot] |
The median of the batch-data
| stdev-val | [Slot] |
The standard deviation of the batch-data
| max-val | [Slot] |
The max value in the batch-data
| min-val | [Slot] |
The min value in the batch-data
Returns and (with setf) changes the min-val of the specified gnuplot-batch-point
Returns and (with setf) changes the max-val of the specified gnuplot-batch-point
Returns and (with setf) changes the stdev-val of the specified gnuplot-batch-point
Returns and (with setf) changes the median-val of the specified gnuplot-batch-point
Returns and (with setf) changes the avg-val of the specified gnuplot-batch-point
Returns and (with setf) changes the batch-data of the specified gnuplot-batch-point
| read-raw | &key (name (quote (error "Please supply :name"))) (directory (quote (error "Please supply :directory"))) (file-type "dat") | [Function] |
If possible use lisp format instead of dat (txt) as it is much faster for reading and writing.
| read-lisp | &key (name (quote (error "Please supply :name"))) (directory (quote (error "Please supply :directory"))) (file-type "lisp") | [Function] |
Returns a list of lists where the first list contains the interaction numbers. The remaining lists are the values for every series.
| read-dat | &key (name (quote (error "Please supply :name"))) (directory (quote (error "Please supply :directory"))) (file-type "dat") | [Function] |
Returns a list of lists where the first list contains the interaction numbers. The remaining lists are the values for every series.
Given a batch-point that has at least its batch-data slot filled this function will fill in all other information like stdev, median, average, max and min. If some information is already provided it is not recalculated, which means the function cannot used as an update function.
Helper function which returns nr if it is between low and up. Otherwise it returns either low or up (depending on whether it was lower or higher)
| collect-data-for-evo-plots | file-paths &key (file-type "dat") (only-x-last-interactions nil) (start nil) (end nil) (series-numbers nil) (windows nil) | [Function] |
Assumes a list of file-paths.
| collect-data-for-bar-plots | file-paths &key (file-type "lisp") (only-x-last-interactions nil) | [Function] |
Assumes a list of lists of file-paths. Each sublist represents a seperate group of bars.
For speed optimization (and drawing/printing the pdf) you might want to reduce the number of points. You can give a percentage of point to keep. For example, instead of drawing a point for every game you can choose to only draw every ten games, which means only 10%, which you can get by passing 10 as percentage.