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Commit: b2b2c8452743fd7096114ec524524b8d0b817ab4

Comments:

• b2b2c84#r153407407

  Line 37: @stdlib-bot This should be returns ~0.210.

  stdlib/lib/node_modules/@stdlib/stats/base/dists/bradford/quantile/lib/index.js

  Lines 34 to 40 in b2b2c84

  	*
  	* var myquantile = quantile.factory( 5.0 );
  	* y = myquantile( 0.4 );
  	* // returns 0
  	*
  	* y = myquantile( 0.8 );
  	* // returns 1

• b2b2c84#r153407415

  Line 40: @stdlib-bot This should returns ~0.639

  stdlib/lib/node_modules/@stdlib/stats/base/dists/bradford/quantile/lib/index.js

  Lines 37 to 43 in b2b2c84

  	* // returns 0
  	*
  	* y = myquantile( 0.8 );
  	* // returns 1
  	*
  	* y = myquantile( 1.0 );
  	* // returns 1

• b2b2c84#r153407428

  Line 43: @stdlib-bot This should be returns 1.0

  stdlib/lib/node_modules/@stdlib/stats/base/dists/bradford/quantile/lib/index.js

  Lines 40 to 46 in b2b2c84

  	* // returns 1
  	*
  	* y = myquantile( 1.0 );
  	* // returns 1
  	*/
  	// MODULES //

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