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The High Energy Physics Statistics and Plotting Tools package provides tools to work in High Energy Physics using general python packages.
Main points
Functions needed on day-to-day work, like calculating errors, residuals, etc.
Classes to create adaptive binned histograms, and some functions to represent them using matplotlib.
Statistical functions to work with Bayesian/Frequentist approaches.
Utilities to handle poissonian and/or weighted histograms.
Simple classes to work with the CLs method.
A set of matplotlib styles.
Considerations:
Inputs passed to the functions and classes are usually preferred as numpy.ndarray objects.
Plotting functions and classes are designed to work with matplotlib.
Statistical tools are built on top of the standard scipy package.
Installation:
This package is available on PyPi, so simply type
pip install hep-spt
to install the package in your current python environment. Since this package uses the Numpy C API, it is necessary to have Numpy already installed. If you attempt to install “hep_spt” with no installation of Numpy, an error will be raised. To use the latest development version, clone the repository and install with pip:
git clone https://github.com/mramospe/hep_spt.git
pip install hep_spt
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