Deprecated

In favour of
numhask-space

numhask-range

Numbers that are range representations

https://github.com/tonyday567/numhask-range

Version on this page:0.1.0
LTS Haskell 12.26:0.2.3.1
Stackage Nightly 2018-09-28:0.2.3.1
Latest on Hackage:0.2.3.1

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Module documentation for 0.1.0

numhask-range

Build Status Hackage lts nightly

A Range a is a tuple representing an interval of a number space. A Range can be thought of as consisting of a low and high value, though low <= high isn’t strictly enforced, allowing a negative space so to speak. The library uses the ‘NumHask’ classes and thus most of the usual arithmetic operators can be used.

The library includes modules for:

  • Rect: rectangles, which are 2 dimensional ranges. This is very useful for diagrams
  • Hist: histograms. This may sound strange but buckets of a histogram is nothing more than a collection of contiguous Ranges with extra information for each bucket.