💀 skelevision 💀
An implementation of the Log - Skeleton Visualiser in python.
Installation
For this you can just do:
pip install skelevision
Basic Usage
NOTE: The following is a short overview on how to use the library. For further information refer to the official documentation.
The Trace Log Object
The Log Skeleton Miner
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Metadata
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