batchpy
A python package to run large or small batches of similar calculations and storing the results so no double calculations are performed. Batches of computation with lots of result data can be performed as results are stored on disk and only loaded in memory when required. Furthermore, methods for easily retrieving runs with certain parameters are available to ease post-processing and visualizing data.
Installation
requires:
numpy
To install run:
pip install batchpy
Usage
The quickstart example in the online documentation gives a good overview of basic usage.
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