title: Aleatoire description: A set of tools for the probabilistic analysis of systems. ...
Aleatoire
A set of tools for the probabilistic analysis of systems.
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A rough compilation of general-purpose system reliability functions and classes written over the course of a semester. This package implements probability transformations composed of marginal distributions which are defined using objects from the popular scipy.stats statistical library. This package is largely built upon the framework for reliability computations layed out in CalRel and FERUM.
Installation
pip install aleatoire
You can also install the in-development version with:
pip install https://github.com/claudioperez/aleatoire/archive/master.zip
Changelog
0.0
0.0.2
- Match version with Github tag.
0.0.1
- Fix long description on PyPi.
0.0.0
- First release on PyPi.
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