simplicial: Simplicial topology in Python
This package arose from explorations of using ideas from algebraic topology in the context of wireless sensor networks, to tackle problems like target tracking and estimation of the goodness-of-fit of interpolations from isolated observations. Its main contribution is to represent and manipulate simplicial complexes, topological structures describing spaces built from cells.
Installation
You can install simplicial directly from PyPi using pip:
pip install simplicial
The master distribution of simplicial is hosted on GitHub. To obtain a copy, just clone the repo:
git clone git@github.com:simoninireland/simplicial.git cd simplicial python setup.py install
Documentation
The API documentation is hosted on ReadTheDocs.
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