Search results for "CBAIL"
Charles Bailey (CBAIL)
Rose::DBx::CannedQuery - Conveniently manage a specific SQL query
This class provides a convenient means to execute specific queries against a database fronted by Rose::DB subclasses, in a manner similar to (and I hope a bit more flexible than) the DBI's "selectall_arrayref" in DBI method. You can set up the query ...
CBAIL/Rose-DBx-CannedQuery-1.00 - 21 Apr 2015 19:55:51 UTC - Search in distribution- Rose::DBx::CannedQuery::SimpleQueryCache - simple canned query cache
Medical::Growth - Basic tools for growth-dependent norms
Medical::Growth is designed as a common resource for implementing systems of growth-dependent norms. It provides a set of basic tools for operating on normally distributed data, as well as a common entry point for users of Medical::Growth-compatible ...
CBAIL/Medical-Growth-1.00 - 02 Nov 2014 20:51:11 UTC - Search in distribution- Medical::Growth::Base - Base class for measurement system
MooX::Role::Chatty - Simple way to generate progress messages
One of the common uses for logging packages is providing feedback to the user about the progress of long-running operations, or about details of what the program is doing to aid in debugging. MooX::Role::Chatty aims to provide a few simple, lightweig...
CBAIL/MooX-Role-Chatty-1.01 - 16 Apr 2015 19:37:16 UTC - Search in distribution
Medical::Growth::NHANES_2000 - NHANES 2000 Growth Charts
Medical::Growth::NHANES_2000 is a measurement system implemented using the Medical::Growth framework, that allows you to compare growth measurements for children to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey's (NHANES) 2000 infant and child...
CBAIL/Medical-Growth-NHANES_2000-1.10 - 05 Nov 2014 02:41:47 UTC - Search in distribution- Medical::Growth::NHANES_2000::Base - Shared infrastructure for Medical::Growth::NHANES_2000
- Medical::Growth::NHANES_2000::BMI_for_Age::Child::Male
- Medical::Growth::NHANES_2000::BMI_for_Age::Child::Female
- 14 more results from Medical-Growth-NHANES_2000 »
Rose::DBx::MoreConfig - Rose::DB base class with extra configuration options
This package provides a base class for modules defining Rose::DB data sources. It extends Rose::DB to allow more flexibility in placement of the YAML configuration file, in order to better accommodate packaged distributions, shared repositories, and ...
CBAIL/Rose-DBx-MoreConfig-1.01 - 19 Mar 2015 00:03:34 UTC - Search in distribution
Rose::DBx::Role::QueryCannery - Streamline canned query generation
Sometimes, when you're writing code that interacts with a database, you need to maintain a tight binding between the data in the database and the data in your application. In these cases, an ORM such as Rose::DB::Object or DBIx::Class give you a deta...
CBAIL/Rose-DBx-Role-QueryCannery-1.00 - 01 Sep 2015 21:58:06 UTC - Search in distribution
Log::Any::Adapter::Carp - Simple adapter for logging via warnings
This relatvely simple adapter for Log::Any is in many ways similar to the builtin Log::Any::Adapter::Stderr, but instead of writing messages directly to STDERR, it uses Perl's "warn" in perlfunc mechanism. This allows you to do things like generate s...
CBAIL/Log-Any-Adapter-Carp-1.03 - 06 Oct 2016 04:46:40 UTC - Search in distribution
Statistics::Standard_Normal - Z scores and percentiles using standard normal table
Statistics::Standard_Normal provides convenience functions to convert between Z scores and percentile scores using values taken from a standard normal distribution (that is, a normal distribution with a mean of 0 and a standard deviation of 1). Perce...
CBAIL/Statistics-Standard_Normal-1.00 - 22 Oct 2014 04:15:48 UTC - Search in distribution
Rose::DBx::CannedQuery::Glycosylated - Some sugar for Rose::DBx::CannedQuery
This class provides a lightly sweetened flavor of Rose::DBx::CannedQuery, intended to simplify the job of running multiple instances of a particular query, while providing feedback to the user. It doesn't (much) alter the way the query interacts with...
CBAIL/Rose-DBx-CannedQuery-Glycosylated-1.01 - 22 Apr 2015 12:29:44 UTC - Search in distribution