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stats-csv-cli

v1.0.2

Published

CLI tool to calculate statistical metrics of CSV files using stdlib-js

Readme

📊 Stats-CSV-CLI: CSV Statistical Metrics CLI Tool

stats-csv-cli is a command-line tool for calculating various statistical metrics from CSV files using stdlib-js library. It supports multiple metrics with options for choosing different algorithms, correction values, and stride values, making it highly customizable and efficient.

Features

  • Variance: Calculate variance with multiple algorithm(packages) options-
  • Standard Deviation: Compute standard deviation with customizable correction and stride-
  • Min/Max: Find minimum and maximum values across columns-
  • Range: Calculate the difference between min and max-
  • Mean: Compute the average value-
  • MaxAbs/MinAbs: Find the maximum and minimum absolute values-
  • Output to CSV: Save results to CSV files-
  • Help Command: Detailed help for each metric.

Installation

Add stats-cli globally

npm install -g stats-csv-cli

If You get stats-cli: command not found even after successfully installing stats-cli, try running npm link first.

Demo Usage

Sample CSV File: data.csv

name,age,salary,weight
Rahul,21,50000,60
vinod,30,60000,70
Mahesh,35,55000,65
Jay,40,70000,80
Rhea,28,52000,58

Commands and Examples

  1. Variance Calculation (By default correction and stride is 1)
stats-cli variance data.csv -c age,salary --corr 1 --stride 2 -o variance_output.csv
stats-cli variance data.csv -c age,salary --pkg variancepn,varianceyc
  1. Standard deviation Calculation (By default correction and stride is 1)
stats-cli stdev data.csv -c age,salary --corr 1 --stride 2 -o variance_output.csv
stats-cli stdev data.csv -c age,salary --pkg stdevpn,stdevyc
  1. Maximum value Calculation (By default stride is 1)
stats-cli max data.csv -c age,salary
  1. Maximum absolute value Calculation (By default stride is 1)
stats-cli maxabs data.csv -c age,salary
  1. Minimum value Calculation (By default stride is 1)
stats-cli min data.csv -c age,salary
  1. Minimum absolute value Calculation (By default stride is 1)
stats-cli minabs data.csv -c age,salary
  1. Range Calculation (By default stride is 1)
stats-cli range data.csv -c age,salary
  1. Mean Calculation (By default stride is 1)
stats-cli mean data.csv -c age,salary
stats-cli mean data.csv -c age,salary --pkg meanors, meanwd
  1. Help
stats-cli help
stats-cli help -c <command name>

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