Confidence intervals from linear regression#104
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(Optional) Following @NP4567-dev PR we can include an uncertainty mode in the config |
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Also, let's not include the configuration part for now, I have reverted it temporarily! |
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All good for me @adrienbanse, thanks for this PR! |
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Following #95, for each value that is a result of a linear regression, we explicitely compute uncertainty and provide 95% confidence intervals with
y = f(x) +- 1.96 * std_dev.In the context of the computed impacts, the standard deviations for both the energy and the latency have been computed in https://github.com/genai-impact/methodology/blob/main/lab/lin_reg.ipynb. The impacts that depend on these values are therefore
ValueRange, and notfloatorintsuch as before.This PR also adds somes tests for
ValueRange, as__mul__and__truediv__operations were implented.Remains to