Best Coyote code snippet using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking.MathHelpers.Mean
Storage.cs
Source:Storage.cs
...66 try67 {68 var response = await this.SummaryContainer.ReadItemAsync<PerfSummary>(s.Id, new PartitionKey(s.PartitionKey));69 PerfSummary old = response.Resource;70 if (old.TimeMean < s.TimeMean)71 {72 better = false;73 }74 }75 catch (CosmosException ex) when (ex.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.NotFound)76 {77 }78 if (better)79 {80 Console.WriteLine("===> Uploading summary for {0}...", s.TestName);81 await this.SummaryContainer.UpsertItemAsync(s, new PartitionKey(s.PartitionKey));82 count++;83 }84 else85 {86 Console.WriteLine("===> Existing record is better for {0}...", s.TestName);87 }88 }89 return count;90 }91 internal async Task<List<PerfSummary>> DownloadAsync(string partitionKey, List<string> rowKeys)92 {93 List<PerfSummary> results = new List<PerfSummary>();94 if (this.CosmosDatabase is null)95 {96 await this.Connect();97 }98 if (this.CosmosDatabase is null)99 {100 return results;101 }102 if (this.SummaryContainer is null)103 {104 var response = await this.CosmosDatabase.CreateContainerIfNotExistsAsync(SummaryTableName, "/PartitionKey");105 this.SummaryContainer = response.Container;106 }107 foreach (var rowKey in rowKeys)108 {109 try110 {111 var response = await this.SummaryContainer.ReadItemAsync<PerfSummary>(rowKey, new PartitionKey(partitionKey));112 results.Add(response.Resource);113 }114 catch (CosmosException ex) when (ex.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.NotFound)115 {116 }117 }118 return results;119 }120 internal async Task UploadLogAsync(List<CommitHistoryEntity> log)121 {122 if (this.CosmosDatabase is null)123 {124 await this.Connect();125 }126 if (this.CosmosDatabase is null)127 {128 return;129 }130 var response = await this.CosmosDatabase.CreateContainerIfNotExistsAsync(CommitLogTableName, "/PartitionKey");131 var container = response.Container;132 foreach (var item in log)133 {134 Console.WriteLine("===> Uploading commit info {0}...", item.Id);135 await container.UpsertItemAsync(item, new PartitionKey(item.PartitionKey));136 }137 }138 }139 /// <summary>140 /// Entity representing a test result.141 /// </summary>142 public class PerfEntity143 {144 /// <summary>145 /// The row id.146 /// </summary>147 [JsonProperty(PropertyName = "id")]148 public string Id { get; set; }149 /// <summary>150 /// The parition key for the data.151 /// </summary>152 public string PartitionKey { get; set; }153 /// <summary>154 /// The computer name where the test was run.155 /// </summary>156 public string MachineName { get; set; }157 /// <summary>158 /// The .net runtime version used.159 /// </summary>160 public string RuntimeVersion { get; set; }161 /// <summary>162 /// The git commit id of code being tested.163 /// </summary>164 public string CommitId { get; set; }165 /// <summary>166 /// UTC date and time the test was run.167 /// </summary>168 public DateTime Date { get; set; }169 /// <summary>170 /// The unique name of the test.171 /// </summary>172 public string TestName { get; set; }173 /// <summary>174 /// The test iteration.175 /// </summary>176 public int Iteration { get; set; }177 /// <summary>178 /// Time to complete the test in milliseconds.179 /// </summary>180 public double Time { get; set; }181 /// <summary>182 /// Standard deviation in the times.183 /// </summary>184 public double TimeStdDev { get; set; }185 /// <summary>186 /// Process working set during the test.187 /// </summary>188 public double Memory { get; set; }189 /// <summary>190 /// Standard deviation in the memory numbers.191 /// </summary>192 public double MemoryStdDev { get; set; }193 /// <summary>194 /// Process total CPU usage during the test as a % of total number of cores.195 /// </summary>196 public double Cpu { get; set; }197 /// <summary>198 /// Standard deviation in the CPU numbers.199 /// </summary>200 public double CpuStdDev { get; set; }201 /// <summary>202 /// Additional notes about the test.203 /// </summary>204 public string Comments { get; set; }205 /// <summary>206 /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="PerfEntity"/> class.207 /// </summary>208 public PerfEntity(string machine, string runtime, string commit, string testName, int iteration)209 {210 this.MachineName = machine;211 this.RuntimeVersion = runtime;212 this.CommitId = commit;213 this.TestName = testName;214 this.Iteration = iteration;215 this.Date = DateTime.Now.ToUniversalTime();216 this.PartitionKey = string.Format("{0}.{1}", machine, runtime);217 this.Id = string.Format("{0}.{1}.{2}", commit, testName, iteration);218 }219 /// <summary>220 /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="PerfEntity"/> class.221 /// Needed for retreival.222 /// </summary>223 public PerfEntity()224 {225 }226 internal static void WriteHeaders(TextWriter outFile)227 {228 outFile.WriteLine("Name,Iteration,MinTime,StdDevTime,Memory,StdDevMemory,Cpu,StdDevCpu");229 }230 internal void WriteCsv(TextWriter outFile)231 {232 outFile.WriteLine("{0},{1},{2},{3},{4},{5},{6},{7}", this.TestName, this.Iteration, this.Time, this.TimeStdDev, this.Memory, this.MemoryStdDev, this.Cpu, this.CpuStdDev);233 }234 }235 /// <summary>236 /// An entity representing the summary of all test iterations on a given test.237 /// </summary>238 public class PerfSummary239 {240 /// <summary>241 /// The row id.242 /// </summary>243 [JsonProperty(PropertyName = "id")]244 public string Id { get; set; }245 /// <summary>246 /// The parition key for the data.247 /// </summary>248 public string PartitionKey { get; set; }249 /// <summary>250 /// The computer name where the test was run.251 /// </summary>252 public string MachineName { get; set; }253 /// <summary>254 /// The .net runtime version used.255 /// </summary>256 public string RuntimeVersion { get; set; }257 /// <summary>258 /// The git commit id of code being tested.259 /// </summary>260 public string CommitId { get; set; }261 /// <summary>262 /// UTC date and time the test was run.263 /// </summary>264 public DateTime Date { get; set; }265 /// <summary>266 /// The unique name of the test.267 /// </summary>268 public string TestName { get; set; }269 /// <summary>270 /// The mean time in milliseconds.271 /// </summary>272 public double TimeMean { get; set; }273 /// <summary>274 /// The standard deviation of the test times.275 /// </summary>276 public double TimeStdDev { get; set; }277 /// <summary>278 /// The slope of the linear regression of the test times.279 /// </summary>280 public double TimeSlope { get; set; }281 /// <summary>282 /// The mean time in milliseconds.283 /// </summary>284 public double MemoryMean { get; set; }285 /// <summary>286 /// The standard deviation of the memory usage.287 /// </summary>288 public double MemoryStdDev { get; set; }289 /// <summary>290 /// The slope of the linear regression of the memory usage.291 /// </summary>292 public double MemorySlope { get; set; }293 /// <summary>294 /// The process cpu utilization as a percentage of total cores.295 /// </summary>296 public double CpuMean { get; set; }297 /// <summary>298 /// The standard deviation of the cpu times.299 /// </summary>300 public double CpuStdDev { get; set; }301 /// <summary>302 /// The slope of the linear regression of the cpu utilization.303 /// </summary>304 public double CpuSlope { get; set; }305 /// <summary>306 /// Additional notes about the test.307 /// </summary>308 public string Comments { get; set; }309 /// <summary>310 /// The raw test iterations.311 /// </summary>312 [IgnoreDataMember]313 internal readonly List<PerfEntity> Data;314 /// <summary>315 /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="PerfSummary"/> class.316 /// </summary>317 public PerfSummary(List<PerfEntity> data)318 {319 PerfEntity e = data[0];320 this.MachineName = e.MachineName;321 this.RuntimeVersion = e.RuntimeVersion;322 this.CommitId = e.CommitId;323 this.Data = data;324 this.TestName = e.TestName;325 this.Date = DateTime.Now.ToUniversalTime();326 this.PartitionKey = string.Format("{0}.{1}", e.MachineName, e.RuntimeVersion);327 this.Id = string.Format("{0}.{1}", e.CommitId, e.TestName);328 // summaryize the data.329 double meanTime = MathHelpers.Mean(from i in data select i.Time);330 double meanMemory = MathHelpers.Mean(from i in data select i.Memory);331 double meanCpu = MathHelpers.Mean(from i in data select i.Cpu);332 double meanStdDevTime = MathHelpers.Mean(from i in data select i.TimeStdDev);333 double meanStdDevMemory = MathHelpers.Mean(from i in data select i.MemoryStdDev);334 double meanStdDevCpu = MathHelpers.Mean(from i in data select i.CpuStdDev);335 if (meanStdDevTime is 0)336 {337 meanStdDevTime = MathHelpers.StandardDeviation(from i in data select i.Time);338 meanStdDevMemory = MathHelpers.StandardDeviation(from i in data select i.Memory);339 meanStdDevCpu = MathHelpers.StandardDeviation(from i in data select i.Cpu);340 }341 double timeSlope = MathHelpers.LinearRegression(MathHelpers.ToDataPoints(from i in data select i.Time)).Slope / meanTime;342 double memSlope = MathHelpers.LinearRegression(MathHelpers.ToDataPoints(from i in data select i.Memory)).Slope / meanMemory;343 double cpuSlope = MathHelpers.LinearRegression(MathHelpers.ToDataPoints(from i in data select i.Cpu)).Slope / meanCpu;344 // more than 10% slope we have a problem!345 if (timeSlope > 0.1)346 {347 this.Comments = "Slow down?";348 }349 else if (memSlope > 0.1)350 {351 this.Comments = "Memory leak?";352 }353 else if (cpuSlope > 0.1)354 {355 this.Comments = "Thread leak?";356 }357 this.TimeMean = meanTime;358 this.TimeStdDev = meanStdDevTime;359 this.TimeSlope = timeSlope;360 this.MemoryMean = meanMemory;361 this.MemoryStdDev = meanStdDevMemory;362 this.MemorySlope = memSlope;363 this.CpuMean = meanCpu;364 this.CpuStdDev = meanStdDevCpu;365 this.CpuSlope = cpuSlope;366 }367 /// <summary>368 /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="PerfSummary"/> class.369 /// Needed for retreival.370 /// </summary>371 public PerfSummary()372 {373 }374 internal static void WriteHeaders(TextWriter outFile)375 {376 outFile.WriteLine("Machine,Runtime,Commit,Date,Test,TimeMean,TimeStdDev,TimeSlope,MemoryMean,MemoryStdDev,MemorySlope,CpuMean,CpuStdDev,CpuSlope");377 }378 internal void WriteCsv(TextWriter outFile)379 {380 outFile.WriteLine("{0},{1},{2},{3},{4},{5},{6},{7},{8},{9},{10},{11},{12},{13}", this.MachineName,381 this.RuntimeVersion, this.CommitId, this.Date.ToLocalTime(), this.TestName, this.TimeMean,382 this.TimeStdDev, this.TimeSlope, this.MemoryMean, this.MemoryStdDev, this.MemorySlope,383 this.CpuMean, this.CpuStdDev, this.CpuSlope);384 }385 internal void SetPartitionKey(string partitionKey)386 {387 this.PartitionKey = partitionKey;388 int pos = partitionKey.IndexOf(".");389 if (pos > 0)390 {391 this.MachineName = partitionKey.Substring(0, pos);392 this.RuntimeVersion = partitionKey.Substring(pos + 1);393 }394 }395 }396 /// <summary>397 /// Entity representing a commit id....
MathHelpers.cs
Source:MathHelpers.cs
...54 /// </summary>55 public static class MathHelpers56 {57 /// <summary>58 /// Return the Mean of the given numbers.59 /// </summary>60 public static double Mean(IEnumerable<double> values)61 {62 double sum = 0;63 double count = 0;64 foreach (double d in values)65 {66 sum += d;67 count++;68 }69 if (count is 0)70 {71 return 0;72 }73 return sum / count;74 }75 /// <summary>76 /// Return the standard deviation of the given values.77 /// </summary>78 public static double StandardDeviation(IEnumerable<double> values)79 {80 double mean = Mean(values);81 double totalSquares = 0;82 int count = 0;83 foreach (double v in values)84 {85 count++;86 double diff = mean - v;87 totalSquares += diff * diff;88 }89 if (count is 0)90 {91 return 0;92 }93 return Math.Sqrt(totalSquares / count);94 }95 /// <summary>96 /// Trim values outside of +/- the given range from the mean.97 /// </summary>98 internal static IEnumerable<double> Trim(IEnumerable<double> times, double range)99 {100 double mean = Mean(times);101 foreach (var item in times)102 {103 if (item <= mean + range && item >= mean - range)104 {105 yield return item;106 }107 }108 }109 /// <summary>110 /// Trim values outside mean + range.111 /// </summary>112 internal static IEnumerable<double> TrimHigh(IEnumerable<double> times, double range)113 {114 double mean = Mean(times);115 foreach (var item in times)116 {117 if (item <= mean + range)118 {119 yield return item;120 }121 }122 }123 /// <summary>124 /// Return the variance, sum of the difference between each value and the mean, squared.125 /// </summary>126 public static double Variance(IEnumerable<double> values)127 {128 double mean = Mean(values);129 double variance = 0;130 foreach (double d in values)131 {132 double diff = d - mean;133 variance += diff * diff;134 }135 return variance;136 }137 /// <summary>138 /// Convert the list of doubles into a list of DataPoints.139 /// </summary>140 public static List<DataPoint> ToDataPoints(IEnumerable<double> values)141 {142 int index = 0;143 return new List<DataPoint>(from v in values select new DataPoint(index++, v));144 }145 /// <summary>146 /// Return the covariance in the given x,y values.147 /// The sum of the difference between x and its mean times the difference between y and its mean.148 /// </summary>149 public static double Covariance(IEnumerable<DataPoint> pts)150 {151 double xsum = 0;152 double ysum = 0;153 double count = 0;154 foreach (var d in pts)155 {156 xsum += d.X;157 ysum += d.Y;158 count++;159 }160 if (count is 0)161 {162 return 0;163 }164 double xMean = xsum / count;165 double yMean = ysum / count;166 double covariance = 0;167 foreach (var d in pts)168 {169 covariance += (d.X - xMean) * (d.Y - yMean);170 }171 return covariance;172 }173 /// <summary>174 /// Compute the trend line through the given points, and return the line in the form:175 /// y = a + b.x.176 /// </summary>177 /// <param name="pts">The data to analyze.</param>178 public static Line LinearRegression(IEnumerable<DataPoint> pts)179 {180 double xMean = Mean(from p in pts select p.X);181 double yMean = Mean(from p in pts select p.Y);182 double xVariance = Variance(from p in pts select p.X);183 double yVariance = Variance(from p in pts select p.Y);184 double covariance = Covariance(pts);185 double a = 0;186 double b = 0;187 if (xVariance is 0)188 {189 a = yMean;190 b = 1;191 }192 else193 {194 b = covariance / xVariance;195 a = yMean - (b * xMean);196 }197 return new Line(a, b);198 }199 }200}...
Mean
Using AI Code Generation
1using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;2using System;3using System.Collections.Generic;4using System.Linq;5using System.Text;6using System.Threading.Tasks;7{8 {9 static void Main(string[] args)10 {11 double[] array = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 };12 double mean = MathHelpers.Mean(array);13 Console.WriteLine("mean is " + mean);14 }15 }16}17using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;18using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;19using System;20using System.Collections.Generic;21using System.Linq;22using System.Text;23using System.Threading.Tasks;24{25 {26 static void Main(string[] args)27 {28 double[] array = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 };29 double median = MathHelpers.Median(array);30 Console.WriteLine("median is " + median);31 }32 }33}
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Using AI Code Generation
1using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;2var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(values);3using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;4var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(values);5using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;6var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(values);7using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;8var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(values);9using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;10var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(values);11using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;12var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(values);13using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;14var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(values);15using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;16var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(values);17using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;18var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(values);19using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;20var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(values);21using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;22var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(values);23using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;
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Using AI Code Generation
1using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;2using System;3{4 {5 public static double Mean(double[] values)6 {7 double sum = 0;8 for (int i = 0; i < values.Length; i++)9 {10 sum += values[i];11 }12 return sum / values.Length;13 }14 }15}16using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;17using System;18{19 {20 public static double Mean(double[] values)21 {22 double sum = 0;23 for (int i = 0; i < values.Length; i++)24 {25 sum += values[i];26 }27 return sum / values.Length;28 }29 }30}31using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;32using System;33{34 {35 public static double Mean(double[] values)36 {37 double sum = 0;38 for (int i = 0; i < values.Length; i++)39 {40 sum += values[i];41 }42 return sum / values.Length;43 }44 }45}46using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;47using System;48{49 {50 public static double Mean(double[] values)51 {52 double sum = 0;53 for (int i = 0; i < values.Length; i++)54 {55 sum += values[i];56 }57 return sum / values.Length;58 }59 }60}61using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;62using System;63{64 {65 public static double Mean(double
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Using AI Code Generation
1using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;2double result = MathHelpers.Mean(1, 2, 3);3result = MathHelpers.Median(1, 2, 3);4using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;5double result = MathHelpers.Mean(new List<int> { 1, 2, 3 });6result = MathHelpers.Median(new List<int> { 1, 2, 3 });7using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;8double result = MathHelpers.Mean(new List<double> { 1.1, 2.2, 3.3 });9result = MathHelpers.Median(new List<double> { 1.1, 2.2, 3.3 });10using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;11double result = MathHelpers.Mean(new List<int> { 1, 2, 3 }, new ReverseComparer());12result = MathHelpers.Median(new List<int> { 1, 2, 3 }, new ReverseComparer());
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Using AI Code Generation
1using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;2using System;3using System.Collections.Generic;4using System.Linq;5{6 {7 static void Main(string[] args)8 {9 List<int> list = new List<int> { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 };10 var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(list);11 Console.WriteLine(mean);12 }13 }14}15using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;16using System;17using System.Collections.Generic;18using System.Linq;19{20 {21 static void Main(string[] args)22 {23 List<int> list = new List<int> { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 };24 var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(list);25 Console.WriteLine(mean);26 }27 }28}29using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;30using System;31using System.Collections.Generic;32using System.Linq;33{34 {35 static void Main(string[] args)36 {37 List<int> list = new List<int> { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 };38 var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(list);39 Console.WriteLine(mean);40 }41 }42}43using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;44using System;45using System.Collections.Generic;46using System.Linq;47{48 {49 static void Main(string[] args)50 {51 List<int> list = new List<int> { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 };52 var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(list);53 Console.WriteLine(mean);54 }55 }56}57using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;58using System;59using System.Collections.Generic;60using System.Linq;61{62 {63 static void Main(string[] args)
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Using AI Code Generation
1using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;2using System;3{4 {5 static void Main(string[] args)6 {7 var data = new double[] { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 };8 var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(data);9 Console.WriteLine($"Mean: {mean}");10 }11 }12}
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Using AI Code Generation
1using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;2{3 {4 public static void Main()5 {6 double[] data = new double[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 };7 double mean = MathHelpers.Mean(data);8 System.Console.WriteLine(mean);9 }10 }11}12{13 {14 public static double Mean(double[] values)15 {16 double sum = 0;17 for (int i = 0; i < values.Length; i++)18 {19 sum += values[i];20 }21 return sum / values.Length;22 }23 }24}25{26 {27 public static double Mean(double[] values)28 {29 double sum = 0;30 Parallel.For(0, values.Length, i => sum += values[i]);
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Using AI Code Generation
1using System.Collections.Generic;2using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;3{4 {5 static void Main(string[] args)6 {7 List<double> list = new List<double> { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 };8 double mean = MathHelpers.Mean(list);9 }10 }11}12using System.Collections.Generic;13using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;14{15 {16 static void Main(string[] args)17 {18 List<double> list = new List<double> { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 };19 double median = MathHelpers.Median(list);20 }21 }22}23using System.Collections.Generic;24using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;25{26 {27 static void Main(string[] args)28 {29 List<double> list = new List<double> { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 };30 double standardDeviation = MathHelpers.StandardDeviation(list);31 }32 }33}34using System.Collections.Generic;35using Microsoft.Coyote.Benchmarking;36{37 {38 static void Main(string[] args)39 {40 List<double> list = new List<double> { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 };41 double standardError = MathHelpers.StandardError(list);42 }43 }44}
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Using AI Code Generation
1public static void Main(string[] args)2{3 var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(new double[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 });4 Console.WriteLine($"Mean is {mean}");5}6public static void Main(string[] args)7{8 var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(new double[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 });9 Console.WriteLine($"Mean is {mean}");10}11public static void Main(string[] args)12{13 var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(new double[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 });14 Console.WriteLine($"Mean is {mean}");15}16public static void Main(string[] args)17{18 var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(new double[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 });19 Console.WriteLine($"Mean is {mean}");20}21public static void Main(string[] args)22{23 var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(new double[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 });24 Console.WriteLine($"Mean is {mean}");25}26public static void Main(string[] args)27{28 var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(new double[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 });29 Console.WriteLine($"Mean is {mean}");30}31public static void Main(string[] args)32{33 var mean = MathHelpers.Mean(new double[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 });34 Console.WriteLine($"Mean is {mean}");35}
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