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Python package to explore the color of language

Project description

compsyn

compsyn is a package which provides a novel methodlogy to explore relationships between words and abstract concepts through color. The work rose through a collaboration between the contributors at the Santa Fe Institute’s Complex System Summer School 2019.

beta-release

Our beta release (0.1.0) includes only very basic functionality and the finished code to reproduce our entire analysis is on the horizon.

Documentation and Examples

The notebooks directory showcases the usage of compsyn, with examples and basic usage.

Installation

Run pip install compsyn to download and install from PyPI.

Run python setup.py install for default installation.

Run pip install . to install from source.

Dependencies

  • Python 2.7+, 3.4+

  • numpy, scipy, scikit-learn, matplotlib, PIL

Notes

To use the package one would need to download the JzAzBz array to convert the images to the appropriate vector form.

Contributors

This is the work of:

  • Aabir Abubaker Kar

  • Bhargav Srinivasa Desikan

  • Donald Ruggiero Lo Sardo

  • Douglas Guilbeault

  • Ethan Nadler

  • Mark Chu

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