gwas_tools 
Utils functions to build a pipeline for scattered light noise hunting in gravitational waves detectors.
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- Python 3.7+
- requirements.txt
- Optional requirements
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algorithms- main algorithms of the currently used pipelines.
automation- functions to create the main scripts to be executed on distributed computing systems.
helpers- functions to get inputs for the pipeline, and classes to build a
.suband a.dagfile to submit the pipeline.
- functions to get inputs for the pipeline, and classes to build a
html- class to build a html page to summarize the output of the pipeline.
summary_pages- functions to create the summary pages of the currently used pipelines.
utils- utils functions to process signals, manage output files, and plot pipeline's results.
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