PBA is a probability bound analysis library for Python. That allows for the creation of pboxes and intervals within python
Probability distributions can be specified using pba.distname(**args) for all distribution that scipy.stats supports. Using interval arguments return p-boxes
Intervals can be created using
Features
Interval Arithmetic
P-box Arithmetic
Installation
Install pba by running:
pip install pba
Contribute & Support
If you are having issues or would like to help with development or have intersting use cases, please let us know. You can email nickgray@liv.ac.uk
License
The project is licensed under the MIT License.
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