A comprehensive statistical testing library featuring 37+ methods for normality, correlation, time series analysis, and model diagnostics with a unified interface.
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Pywayne Statistics is a robust library designed to simplify complex hypothesis testing and data quality checks for developers and data scientists. By offering a standardized interface for over 37 statistical methods, it enables seamless integration of rigorous data validation into automated workflows. The library is particularly valuable when used with Openclaw Skills to build autonomous agents that can interpret data distributions, compare groups via A/B testing, and validate regression model assumptions without manual intervention.
To integrate this library into your environment, install the necessary package and import the desired modules:
pip install pywayne-statistics
Usage in your script:
from pywayne.statistics import NormalityTests, LocationTests
nt = NormalityTests()
lt = LocationTests()
Every statistical test returns a consistent TestResult object to ensure predictable data handling:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| test_name | The name of the statistical method applied |
| statistic | The numerical value of the test statistic |
| p_value | The calculated probability value for hypothesis testing |
| reject_null | Boolean flag indicating significance (typically p < 0.05) |
| confidence_interval | A tuple representing the lower and upper bounds if applicable |
| effect_size | A measure of the magnitude of the observed phenomenon |
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