Seaside
Seaside is the core utility package in the Poseigen ecosystem. It provides shared helpers for numerical workflows, metrics, and plotting, and serves as the foundation for other Poseigen packages.
Part of the Poseigen ecosystem.
Installation
Requires Python 3.12 or newer. Install from PyPI:
python -m pip install poseigen_seaside
Package
Seaside is organized into three modules:
basicsprovides general-purpose utilities for array handling, transformations, rolling-window operations, and data helpers.metricsprovides evaluation functions for model and distribution-based scoring.visualsprovides plotting utilities for line plots, heatmaps, and scatter-plus-histogram visualizations.
Usage
Import the modules you need:
import poseigen_seaside.basics as se
import poseigen_seaside.metrics as mex
import poseigen_seaside.visuals as viz
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