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import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from sklearn.mixture import GaussianMixture
from scipy.stats import norm

def fit_normal_mixture(*, n_components, values, random_state, n_init):
    values = np.array(values).reshape(-1, 1)  # Convert to 2D array
    nmm = GaussianMixture(n_components, covariance_type='diag', random_state=random_state, n_init=n_init)
    nmm.fit(values)
    means = nmm.means_.flatten().tolist()

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import './mfun'

declare global {
  function fsize<T>(a: T[]): number
  function fempty7<T>(a: T[]): boolean
}

mfun(Array, function fsize<T>(a: T[]): number { return a.length })

mfun(Array, function fempty7<T>(a: T[]): boolean { return a.length == 0 })

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table = [
  sort(
    map(
      (c) -> (type = :Without, moneyness = c.moneyness),
      filter((c) -> c.tenor == 856, normalized_jl)
    )
  )...,
  sort(
    map(
      (c) -> (type = "With CPI", moneyness = c.moneyness),

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export {}

type Req = { id?: string, target: string, args?: unknown[] }
type Res = { id?: string, is_error: true, error: string } | { id?: string, is_error: false, result: unknown }

const target_cache: { [name: string]: unknown } = {}
async function process({ id, target: path, args }: Req): Promise<Res> {
  if (!(path in target_cache)) {
    const [module_name, ...names] = path.split('.')
    if (names.length < 1) return { id, is_error: true, error: `Invalid path: ${path}` }

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// Use 'Prettify Symbols Mode' VSCode Extension to display `foo7` as `foo?`
declare global {
  function p(...args: unknown[]): void
  function inspect(v: unknown): void
  /** Converts anytihng to compact format `{ a: 1, b: [1, 'c']}`,
    * could be parsed with the `from_s`, relaxed json or yaml. */
  function to_s(v: unknown): string
  /** Parses both json, relaxed json, and output of the `to_s`, example `{ k: 1 }` */
  function from_s<T = unknown>(v: string): T
  function equal7<T>(a: T, b: T): boolean

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type
  CommandKind = enum eval, replace
  CodeCmd = object # not required, but makes my point clearer
    kind: eval
    code: string
  ReplaceCmd = object
    kind:       replace
    element_id: string
    content:    string
  

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type
  CommandKind = enum eval, replace
  CodeCmd = object # not required, but makes my point clearer
    kind: eval
    code: string
  ReplaceCmd = object
    kind:       replace
    element_id: string
    content:    string
  

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render = (lines) ->
  @button ->
    @text "Say hello!"
    @onclick (e) ->
      lines.add "Hello simulated universe"
  for x in lines
    @div ->
      @text x
 
# impl