### This is ITNG toolbox package. - IASBS Theoretical Neuroscience Group toolbox, to analysis the time series, spike trains and graphs in python.
#### Please look at the [documentation](https://github.com/itng/itng_toolbox/blob/master/itng/doc/build/latex/itngtoolbox.pdf).
### installation
#### from pip `sh pip3 install itng `
#### from source code `sh sudo python3 setup.py install `
to update the documentation:
`sh cd itng/doc make html # for html files make latexpdf # for pdf file ` - to run the test `sh cd itng/tests/ python3 test*.py `
### How to contribute #### Step 1: Set up a working copy on your computer
`sh git clone git@github.com:itng/itng_toolbox.git git remote add origin2 git@github.com:YOUR_USERNAME/itng_toolbox.git git remote -v ` #### Step 2: Do some work and push changes
`sh git checkout -b new_branch_name git add [files added or changed] git commit -m "message to commit" git push origin2 new_branch_name ` then go to the repository and click on the green button pull request.
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