sails 1.13.1

Spectral Analysis In Linear Systems

Spectral Analysis In Linear Systems

This repository contains the Spectral Analysis In Linear Systems tools for python (sails)

Installation

If you just want to install sails to use it, the easiest way is to get it from pip using `pip install sails`.

If you are reading this file, you probably have a source distribution of sails and may be interested in working on the software. In that case, as there is no compiled code, you can simply set your `PYTHONPATH` to include this directory. Alternatively, you can use `python3 setup.py build` or run `make` or `make doc` to install the software into the normal `build/` directory and/or build the documentation using sphinx.

Documentation

Documentation for the current release can be found at https://sails.readthedocs.org

Dependencies

See the requirements.txt file.

Some of these aren’t strict dependencies, but are instead what we develop against (i.e. we don’t guarantee not to use features which only exist from that release onwards).

Repository

The main git repository can be found at https://gitlab.com/sails-dev/analysis/sails

Contributing

If you wish to raise issues on, or contribute patches to SAILS, you will need an account on gitlab.com. If you wish to be able to create MRs please tag @ajquinn or @mhy in the relevant issue and we will give you permission to do so. Alternatively, please feel free to email one of us.

Authors

Andrew Quinn <[e-mail]> Mark Hymers <[e-mail]>

License

This project is currently licensed under the GNU General Public Licence 2.0 or higher. For the avoidance of doubt, the authors intend that if the code is imported into a project which is not licensed under a GPL 2.0 compatible license, an alternative license arranged must be acquired. For alternative license arrangements such as use in commercial products for which you do not which to release the source code under a GPL compatible license, please contact the authors. The authors are also available for consultancy regarding this toolbox and associated methods.