WelchDataArrayCollector

The average time between observations in each replication returned as an array. 0 element is the first replication observed. If no replications have been observed then the array will be empty.

The size associated with batching the within replication observations. If the data is tally based, then it is the number of observations per batch. If the data is observation-based, then it is the time period over which the time average is computed.

Columns are the replications, rows are the data

The time that the last observation occurred. The last observed time.

The observation at the last observed time.

If there have been no replications, then this returns 0

If no replications have been completed this returns 0

The number of observations in each replication returned as an array. 0 element is the first replication count. If no replications have been observed then the array will be empty.

The number of full replications observed

Welch average is across each replication for each observation

Gets an array that contains the cumulative average over the Welch Averages

Should be executed prior to each replication

Should be executed once after all replications have been observed

Sets all the data to Double.NaN

Should be executed after each replication

Should be executed once prior to any collection and should be used to clear any statistical collection and prepare the collector for collecting data.

Writes out the number of observations to the supplied PrintWriter This results in a comma separated value file that has each rows containing each observation for each replication and each replication as columns. The last two columns are avg is the average across the replications and cumAvg. The file is flushed and closed.

Writes out all the observations to the supplied PrintWriter This results in a comma separated value file that has two columns: Avg, CumAvg containing each Welch plot data point for all the observations.