This Python program reads data from a file and calculates two key statistics: the Linear Regression Line and the Pearson Correlation Coefficient. The data file contains one value per line, which represents the y-values of a graph, while the x-values are the line numbers (starting from 0).
The program expects the data to be provided in a file where each line contains a single number, like this:
189
113
121
114
145
110
...
Example of the program output:
Linear Regression Line: y = 3.456789x + 1.234567
Pearson Correlation Coefficient: 0.9876543210
- Make sure Python is installed on your system (version 3.6 or higher).
- Install the required dependencies:
pip install numpy scipy- run the program, using:
python3 app.py data.txtTo test the program, run ./bin/linear-stats followed by python3 app.py data.txt, and compare the results of the tester with my program. The bin program modifies data.txt each time it runs, so feel free to test multiple times. Happy testing!
