The Julia file gini.jl contains a function which computes Gini Coefficients. It is based on codes and snippets I found online and assembled into one function.
gini.jl inputs can be either
- a vector of observations (n, 1)
- an array of dimension (n, 2) where the second column are the weights of the observations
The file gini_eval.jl illustrates the performance (in seconds) of gini.jl for different numbers of inputs.
