@usefy/use-memory-monitor 0.0.34 → 0.0.35
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#### How Leak Detection Works
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The hook uses **Linear Regression Analysis** to detect memory leaks:
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1. **Data Collection**: Collects memory samples over time (configurable via `sampleSize`)
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2. **Linear Regression**: Applies least squares regression to find the best-fit line through the memory data points
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3. **Slope Analysis**: The slope indicates memory growth rate (bytes per sample)
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4. **R² Coefficient**: Measures how well the data fits the linear model (0-1, higher = more consistent growth)
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5. **Probability Calculation**: Combines slope and R² to calculate leak probability
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Leak Probability = f(slope, R², sensitivity)
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- High slope + High R² = High probability (consistent memory growth)
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- High slope + Low R² = Lower probability (fluctuating memory)
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- Low slope = Low probability (stable memory)
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**Sensitivity Levels:**
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| Sensitivity | Min Slope | Min R² | Description |
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|-------------|-----------|--------|-------------|
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| `low` | 10KB/sample | 0.8 | Only detects obvious leaks |
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| `medium` | 5KB/sample | 0.6 | Balanced detection (default) |
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| `high` | 1KB/sample | 0.4 | Detects subtle leaks |
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### Threshold Alerts
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```tsx
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