GAVTK - Graph Analysis & Visualization ToolKit
GAVTK is an Open Source python library for financial data / graphs Analysis and thier Visualization
Files
- Generaldistribution.py - General Boiler Plate Class File for distributions (includes Parent Class)
- Binomialdistribution.py - Binomial Distributions Class File (includes all the methods used for Binomially distributed data)
- Gaussiandistribution.py - Gaussian Distributions Class Files (includes all the methods used for Normally distributed data)
- init.py - Helper File for name conversion
Requirements
- python >= "3.6"
- tkinter >= "8.6"
- matplotlib >= "3.2.1"
Installation
- Create Virtual Environment
- Install all the required Files first using pip
- Install GAVTK using pip
pip3 install gavtk
Try It Out
- SAMPLE
>>> from gavtk import Gaussian, Binomial
>>> g1 = Gaussian(10, 7)
>>> g1.mean
10
>>> g1.stdev
7
>>> g1
mean 10, standard deviation 7
>>> b1 = Binomial(.4, 25)
>>> b1
mean 10.0, standard deviation 2.449489742783178, p 0.4, n 25
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