About pycompwa
pycompwa is a collection of python modules and the python interface to ComPWA. ComPWA stands for "Common Partial Wave Analysis framework".
Analogous to ComPWA, pycompwa's highest focus is also modularity. pycompwa extends the ComPWA framework with some useful modules:
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expertsystem
A python package that can generate amplitude/intensity model files from simple user boundary conditions, such as initial and final state. Currently supports the helicity and canonical formalism. -
ui
The python interface to ComPWA, allowing easy steering of ComPWA. -
plotting
Facilitates the visualization of data and results, i.e. comparison plots, Dalitz plots.
Installation
Detailed instructions can be found here. Make sure the virtual environment is setup and activated.
Installation via pypi
pip install pycompwa
Installation from source
git clone --recurse-submodules git@github.com:ComPWA/pycompwa.git
cd pycompwa
python setup.py install -j4
(replace 4 with the number of cores on your machine, or use $(nproc)).
Usage
On how to use ComPWA please refer to the pycompwa workflow examples.
Documentation
The documentation can be found here.
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