Data::Average::Bounded - Data::Average With Bounded

NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
METHODS

new(max => $max)
add($value)
length()
avg()

AUTHOR

NAME

SYNOPSIS

  use Data::Average::Bounded;

  my $data = Data::Average::Bounded->new(max => 10);
  $data->add($_) for (1..100);

  print $data->avg; # 95 (avg of 90 .. 100)

DESCRIPTION

Data::Average::Bounded is a bounded version of Data::Average, which keeps the data size to a predefined size.

METHODS

new(max => $max)

Creates a new Data::Average::Bounded object, bounded by $max.

`add($value)`

Adds a value to the Data::Average::Bounded set. If the data size exceeds the length specified by 'max' given to the constructor, old elements are popped out of the set to keep the data size.

$value may either be an object that implements a method 'value()' which returns a numerical representation of the object, or a simple scalar.

`length()`

`avg()`

Same as Data::Average.