Model mutational escape from polyclonal antibodies using deep mutational scanning data.
polyclonal is a Python package written by the Bloom lab.
See Yu et al (2022) for an explanation of the approach implemented in polyclonal.
The source code is on GitHub.
See the polyclonal documentation for details on how to install and use polyclonal.
To contribute to this package, read the instructions in CONTRIBUTING.rst.
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