boxtree is a package that, given some point locations in two or three dimensions, sorts them into an adaptive quad/octree of boxes, efficiently, in parallel, using PyOpenCL.
It can also generate traversal lists needed for adaptive fast multipole methods and related algorithms and tree-based look-up tables for geometric proximity.
boxtree is under the MIT license.
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