desflow fit
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| Usage: desflow fit [OPTIONS] {FILE}
Fit a column of FILE to the distribution families, and exit 1 if none is
usable.
Arguments:
FILE A CSV file with a header row. [required]
Options:
--column NAME The column to fit. [required]
--unit <str> The data's unit: ms, s, min or h. Settings are
in seconds. [default: s]
--candidates NAMES The families to try, separated by commas.
Defaults to every family.
--lower <float> The lowest plausible value, in the data's
unit.
--upper <float> The highest plausible value, in the data's
unit.
--bins <int range> Offer the empirical distribution as a
histogram with this many bins. [x>=1]
--min-count <int range> The fewest values a family is fitted to.
[default: 20; x>=1]
--tolerance <float> How far a fitted mean and standard deviation
may be from the data's, as a share of the
data's. [default: 0.25]
--drop-invalid / --no-drop-invalid
Leave out invalid values rather than stopping.
[default: no-drop-invalid]
--out FILE Write the best candidate's settings here, for
!include in a blueprint.
--plot FILE Draw the data against the best candidate, as a
PNG.
--help Show this message and exit.
Examples:
# Fit measured packing times, in seconds
$ desflow fit times.csv --column packing_seconds
# Write the best fit's settings for a blueprint to load
$ desflow fit times.csv --column packing_seconds --lower 0 --out
packing.yaml
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