The simple-workflow library provides basic building blocks for creaing and executing simple workflows. It not only contains abstract superclasses that can be used to implement new actors (= operators), but also a set of useful actors for controlling the flow of data and simple I/O.
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0.0.1 (2023-01-10)
initial release, migrated from python-weka-wrapper3
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