API Reference¶
Everything listed in mypackage.__all__ is importable from the top level:
The submodules below are an implementation detail you are welcome to reach into, but never have to. The capability index lists every public name on one page, with a one-line summary each.
Modules¶
| Module | Contents |
|---|---|
| Statistics | summarize, Summary, quantile, zscores, RunningStats |
| Smoothing | moving_average, exponential_moving_average, median_filter, Padding |
| Transforms | Standardize, MinMaxScale, Clip, MovingAverage, Pipeline, chain |
| Utilities | as_floats, require_non_empty, require_positive, Window, timer |
| Protocols | Series, Transform, Fittable |
| Exceptions | MypackageError, ValidationError, EmptySeriesError, NotFittedError |
| CLI | main, build_parser |
Package overview¶
Descriptive statistics, smoothing filters, and composable transforms.
mypackage is the worked example that ships with this project template. It
is deliberately dependency-free — everything here is built on the standard
library — so the template stays domain-neutral while still giving every piece
of tooling something real to work on: mkdocstrings renders these docstrings,
ty checks these annotations, pytest exercises these code paths, and the
doctests below are verified on every test run.
The three layers¶
| Layer | Module | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Statistics | mypackage.stats |
summarize, quantile, RunningStats |
| Smoothing | mypackage.smoothing |
moving_average, median_filter |
| Transforms | mypackage.transforms |
Standardize, Clip, Pipeline |
Quickstart¶
import mypackage as mp
series = [2.0, 4.0, 4.0, 4.0, 5.0, 5.0, 7.0, 9.0]
summary = mp.summarize(series)
smoothed = mp.moving_average(series, window=3)
scaled = mp.chain(mp.Standardize(), mp.Clip(-2.0, 2.0)).fit_apply(
series
)
Everything listed in __all__ is importable straight from the top-level
package; the submodules are an implementation detail you are free to reach
into, but never have to.