Flowcean
Flowcean is a research-oriented Python toolkit for defining, simulating, identifying, evaluating, and reproducing models of cyber-physical systems.
Flowcean builds on research into automatic model generation for CPS. Its established environments, transforms, offline, incremental, and active learning strategies, metrics, adapters, and backend integrations remain central to the toolkit. First-class support for hybrid dynamical systems connects these capabilities to explicit system structure and simulation without restricting Flowcean to hybrid models.
Capabilities
- Define and simulate hybrid systems with continuous dynamics, events, transitions, and resets.
- Identify hybrid dynamics and mode selectors with HyDRA.
- Learn models from offline datasets, incremental streams, and active environments.
- Compose reusable environments, transforms, learners, models, metrics, and evaluation strategies.
- Integrate established Python ML libraries and native automata learning through backend packages and adapters.
Installation
pip install flowcean
See the installation guide and hybrid systems guide for the next steps.
Documentation
Flowcean documentation is available at flowcean.me. User-visible changes are recorded in the changelog.
Contributing
We welcome open-source contributions that advance CPS modeling research. See the code of conduct before contributing.
License
Flowcean is licensed under the 3-Clause BSD License (LICENSE or https://opensource.org/license/bsd-3-clause).
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