On Thursday, 22 March 2012 at 22:22:31 UTC, Andrei Alexandrescu
wrote:
Sweet! You may want to also print the mode of the distribution,
which is the time of the maximum sample density.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mode_(statistics) (Warning:
nontrivial but informative.)
Andrei
Thanks for your feedback!
Sweet! You may want to also print the mode of the distribution,
[....]
Done!. Just pushed it to github. I made a histogram too!!
(man, the gaussian curve is everywhere, it never ceases to
perplex me). The histogram bins are the most significant digits
(three "automatic" levels of precision, with rounding and
casting tricks).
But I think the most important change is that I'm now showing
the 95% and 99% confidence intervals. (For the confidence
intervals
to mean anything, please everyone, remember to control
your variables (don't defrag and benchmark :-) !!) so that apples
are still apples and don't become oranges, and make sure N>30).
More info on histogram and confidence intervals in the
usage help.
avgtime -q -h -r400 ls /etc
------------------------
Total time (ms): 2751.96
Repetitions : 400
Sample mode : 6.9 (79 ocurrences)
Median time : 6.945
Avg time : 6.8799
Std dev. : 0.93927
Minimum : 3.7
Maximum : 16.36
95% conf.int. : [6.78786, 6.97195] e = 0.0920468
99% conf.int. : [6.75893, 7.00087] e = 0.12097
Histogram :
msecs: count normalized bar
3.7: 2 #
3.8: 4 ##
3.9: 1
4.0: 1
4.2: 4 ##
4.3: 1
4.4: 1
4.5: 2 #
4.6: 3 #
4.7: 2 #
4.8: 3 #
4.9: 3 #
5.2: 1
5.3: 2 #
6.1: 1
6.2: 1
6.3: 4 ##
6.4: 6 ###
6.5: 14 #######
6.6: 21 ##########
6.7: 31 ###############
6.8: 50 #########################
6.9: 79 ########################################
7.0: 48 ########################
7.1: 29 ##############
7.2: 22 ###########
7.3: 13 ######
7.4: 8 ####
7.5: 7 ###
7.6: 12 ######
7.7: 6 ###
7.8: 6 ###
7.9: 2 #
8.0: 3 #
8.1: 1
8.2: 1
8.7: 1
8.8: 1
9.1: 1
11.5: 1
16.3: 1
--jm
