The scope of the report is to illustrate the work of León Mutschke and Jonas Siefker during their seminar assignment at the Cooperative State University Baden Wuerttemberg in Mannheim. It shows the task, ideas, concepts and development of implementing certain statistical distributions in the programming language SetlX.
SetlX (SET Language Extended) is an interpreted high-level programming language. It was and is mostly designed by Prof. Dr. Karl Stroetmann and Tom Herrmann. However, SetlX is an evolution of the high-level programming language SETL, designed by Jacob T. Schwartz. Both languages are based on the mathematical theory of sets and offers many mathematical algorithms. SetlX was designed to make the unique features of SETL more accessible to today’s computer science students.
You can compile the document with the following command:
pdflatex seminarpaper.tex
The repository includes a folder named "Example". This folder contains a .csv file and two .stlx files for a regression test example. The example itself is described in the report. To execute the SetlX program, run:
setlx simple-linear-regression.stlx
Make sure, that you run the SetlX version, that contains the implemented statistical distributions.