Full Changelog: 2.0.0...3.0.0
3.0.0
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implemented enumerable downsampling methods
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implemented enumerable upsampling methods
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expanded unit tests
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Fixed a critical issue in Moving median where the result was shifted by 1 slot
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update generic methods (>= .NET 7)
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added several extension methods for arrays
double[] myEnumerable = [1,3];
double average = myEnumerable.GetAverage();
2.6.0
- added ProgressingAverage_Nano for minimal memory footprint scenarios
2.5.1
- added .net 8.0 support
- added information for the maximum Data Count on ProgressingAverage
2.5.0
- updated running median documentation
- added bool to check if it contains Values
- added clear method
- median can be accessed by value property
- clearer throws
- fix moving Median
- complete Rework of MovingAverage_Double and decimal (generic outstanding still)
- added plenty unit tests for MovingAverage_Double
2.4.0
- Implemented Math Difference
- Minor code cleanup
2.3.4
- no longer applies decay upon lookup when no datetime is provided
- adjusted percentage to machine format (0.0 - 1.0)
2.3.3
- added a fix when exponentialaverage backup file was empty
2.3.2
- exponential standard deviation can now be expressed as percentage
2.3.1
- added exponential standard deviation
2.2.1
- fixed ambiguity for Trend
2.2.0
added capability to Simple Moving Average & Moving average:
- AbsoluteRateOfChange
- Trend
- Momentum
- Deviation
2.1.2
- improved xml documentation on time based minimum maximum
- time based min/max now has better support for adding time values (historic data)
- added xml documentation for timespot value
2.3.0 - added time based exponential average
- added time based exponential standard deviation
2.1.1
- Timebased sliding maximum is now public
2.1.0
- Critical fix in ProgressingAverageDecimal
- Massive Documentation improvement
- Made ProgressingAverage Thread Safe
2.0.0
- several bugfixes
- improved unit tests
- Line of moving average is now smoothed out and it follows data gaps better
- added Median functionalities