PolaPy
PolaPy (Polarization for Python) is a collection of algorithmic implementations of polarization metrics in Python.
It provides:
- algorithmic implementations for measurements of polarizations introduced in the literature of economics and political science
- useful tools to manage data for research
- full integration with Pandas DataFrames
Installation
The simplest way to install PolaPy in your laptop is via PyPI:
pip install polapy
As this project is in its early stages, please let us know if you have issues installing or running it.
About PolaPy
The PolaPy project is developed and maintained by researchers at the University of Concepción. Currently, both the library and the documentation are constantly under update, please let us know if you have any questions or special inquiries.
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