Seaside
Seaside is the core utility package in the Poseigen family. It provides shared helpers for numerical workflows, metrics, and plotting, and serves as the foundation for other Poseigen packages.
Features
Seaside is organized into three modules:
- Basics: general-purpose utilities for array handling, transformations, rolling-window operations, and data helpers.
- Metrics: evaluation functions for model and distribution-based scoring.
- Visuals: plotting utilities for line plots, heatmaps, and scatter-plus-histogram visualizations.
Installation
Install from PyPI:
pip install poseigen_seaside
For local development, install from source using your preferred editable-install workflow.
Usage
Import from the package:
import poseigen_seaside.basics as se
import poseigen_seaside.metrics as mex
import poseigen_seaside.visuals as viz
Project Status
Seaside is in active development and is intended to be the shared base package for the Poseigen ecosystem.
License
This project is released under the MIT License.
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Metadata
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