Normal distribution excess kurtosis.
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Apache License 2.0
This is a JavaScript package for calculating the excess kurtosis of a normal distribution, which is always 0. It's part of the stdlib library, a standard library for numerical and scientific computing in JavaScript. The package provides both JavaScript and C APIs for computing kurtosis given a mean and standard deviation.
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