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Recommend mean((x, y))
rather than middle((x, y))
#147
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It seems more logical and simpler for users to recommend using the same function. This also helps making Statistics a standalone package (#128) as `mean` will be moved to Julia Base, but `middle` will remain in Statistics.
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@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ if !isdefined(Base, :mean) | |||
f(itr) | |||
catch MethodError |
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Unrelated to this PR but notably not how to catch a MethodError
, haha
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Woops. I've pushed a commit to make the check stricter.
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Unrelated to this PR but notably not how to catch a
MethodError
, haha
haha, that was me :P. Oops.
Apparently this won't be required to make Statistics an upgradable stdlib, but it's probably a good idea anyway. |
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Co-authored-by: Alex Arslan <ararslan@comcast.net>
It seems more logical and simpler for users to recommend using the same function. This also helps making Statistics a standalone package (#128) as
mean
will be moved to Julia Base, butmiddle
will remain in Statistics.This blocks JuliaLang/julia#46501.
See #131. Cc: @LilithHafner