Assortment of Python utilities for my personal projects
Requirements
All code tested with Python 3.6 on Windows.
Minor adjustments may need to be made for Python 2.7 or other operating systems, but should mostly be OK.
Quickest way to get a working Python installation with all the useful dependencies is to install Anaconda
Documentation
You can find the documentation for this package here
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