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vandal

Data science, Data manipulation and Machine learning library. Use permitted according to the terms of use and conditions set by the attached license.

Example of use

Visit my Data Library at https://github.com/dkundih/DataLibrary in order to see the demonstration of use in practical examples.

Installation

# using pip.
pip install vandal

Dependencies

# using pip.
pip install vandal -r requirements.txt

GUI applications

vandal provides an option of being run within any terminal as a data science/machine learning application in the form of a GUI.

# terminal app entry choices for GUI apps.
python -m vandal -e montecarlogui / python -m vandal --entry montecarlogui

Terminal CLI application

vandal provides an option of being run within any terminal as a data science/machine learning application.

Terminal options

# terminal app options help.
python -m vandal -h / python -m vandal --help
# terminal app entry choices.
python -m vandal -e / python -m vandal --entry
# terminal app entry example.
python -m vandal -e montecarlo / python -m vandal --entry montecarlo

Example use

TERMINAL USE #1 vandal-terminalgui

Example use

TERMINAL USE #1 vandal-terminal1 TERMINAL USE #2 vandal-terminal2 EXAMPLE GRAPH vandal-terminal3 EXAMPLE OUTPUT vandal-terminal4

Python library

vandal functions as a library that can be run in python/jupyter environment and also integrated in other libraries and projects.

Import

# import the library.
import vandal

Help

# library help.
print(help(vandal))
# module/object help.
print(help(vandal.MonteCarlo))

Meta data

# meta data (individual).
print(vandal.__version__)
# all meta data.
print(help(vandal.misc._meta))

Library location

# file location after installation.
print(help(vandal.__file__))

For whom is vandal made for?

vandal is a Python library for Data science and Machine learning, designed to aid researchers and engineers to meet their goals with small effort.

Why vandal?

As a vandal gives abandoned walls meaning with graffiti, so does vandal library to the data.

Is vandal free to use?

vandal is completely free of charge for both personal and commercial use, but only under the conditions stated in the license. Developing such a complex library isn't easy and takes a lot of time and knowledge in several fields of science such as statistics, programming and domain knowledge, so any donation at https://patreon.com/dkundih or https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dkundih in order to keep vandal free is more than welcome.

A word from the author!

The library itself, it's maintenance, updates and stability, logo, videos, promotional materials and everything associated with duality are done by David Kundih from Croatia.

Hi! :wave:

My name is David Kundih and I am a Master of Engineering in Sustainable Mobility and Logistics, currently specializing in Digital Transformation of Traffic and Logistics using Python, JavaScript, HTML and CSS.

My latest projects:

promet-kc

vandal

duality

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People shine the brightest when they seek to understand what kind of love sustains them.

CHANGELOG

as alunari

0.0.1 (16/08/2021)

  • initial release.

0.0.2 (16/08/2021)

  • reupload for functionality.

0.0.3 (16/08/2021)

  • README update.
  • LICENSE update.
  • stability downgrade to 4 - Beta in order to provide more testing and feedback.

0.0.4 (17/08/2021)

  • minor README update.
  • functionality confirmed in testing environment (Visual Studio Code, PyCharm, JupyterLab, Google Colab).

0.0.5 (23/08/2021)

  • minor README update with Documentation link changed.

1.0.0 (28/08/2021)

  • first stable release.
  • major functionality changes.
  • reworked 2 functions (.stats is now .get_stats, .risk is now .get_risk).
  • added 1 new function (.get_change).
  • .documentation updated.
  • .montecarlo.functions updated.
  • developement status is now 5 - Production/Stable.

1.0.1 (28/08/2021)

  • small repository update.

1.0.2 (28/08/2021)

  • LICENSE website change.
  • updated information in the functions.

1.1.0 (30/08/2021)

  • README update.
  • alunariTools class created to distinguish logistics tools and functions from original montecarlo class.
  • created a counter of iterations to track live progress.

1.1.1 (31/08/2021)

  • now requires alunariTools in order to provide less confusing code, done outside of the original function.

1.1.2 (09/09/2021)

  • confirmed functionality in Sublime Text.
  • added name == 'main' info.
  • minor README update.

1.1.3 (10/09/2021)

  • redefined documentation.

1.1.4 (13/09/2021)

  • improved user experience and stability.

1.1.5 (13/09/2021)

  • typo corrections.

1.1.6 (19/09/2021)

  • adjustments to montecarlo.execute() following the dependency changes of alunariTools package.
  • stability and functionality confirmed in repl.it environment.

1.1.7 (19/09/2021)

  • dependencies bug fix.

1.1.8 (19/09/2021)

  • upload bug fix.

1.1.9+ (22/09/2021)

  • merge test.

1.2.0 (22/09/2021)

  • alunari and alunariTools are now merged into alunari. Former alunariTools functions are now called with alunari.essence.

1.2.1+ (24/09/2021)

  • EOQ setup test.
  • montecarlo class is now Configuration.

1.3.1 (25/09/2021)

  • major rework and functionality update.
  • code structure redifined.

1.3.2 (26/09/2021)

  • code structure redifined.

1.3.3 (26/09/2021)

  • cleaner and better defined code.
  • partial imports from the library instead of whole modules applied.

1.3.4 (26/09/2021)

  • minor bug fix.

1.3.5 (27/09/2021)

  • alunari.montecarlo.Configuration().get_risk() now works independently with it's unique simulation counter that is set to 5000 by default.
  • alunari.montecarlo.Configuration.help() updated to match the changes made to the function.

1.3.6 (27/09/2021)

  • dependencies updated to meet repl.it requirements.

1.3.7 (29/09/2021)

  • Configuration function now prints the confirmation of the simulation set up.

1.3.7+ (11/10/2021)

  • redefined hist() function test.

as vandal

0.0.1 (03/10/2021)

  • initial release.

0.0.2 (03/10/2021)

  • vandal replaces the functionality of the currently discarded alunari python package.

1.1.0 (11/10/2021)

  • redefined code of .hist() function.
  • added event log that tracks the execution time and duration of functions.

1.1.1 (11/10/2021)

  • log tracking now applies on all relevant class functions.

2.0.0 (11/10/2021)

  • vandal transcedents alunari versions by becoming v2+

2.0.1 (12/10/2021)

  • minor tweaks to CHANGELOG and README
  • .help() now properly shows requirements of .get_logs() function.

2.0.2+ (12/10/2021)

  • photo added to the header.

2.0.3 (12/10/2021)

  • confirmed stabile version after test.

2.1.0 (12/10/2021)

  • republished.

2.1.1 (13/10/2021)

  • replaced alunari with vandal where it was initially missed out.
  • now propely applies highly fragmented dataframe warning removal for simulations over 102.

2.1.2 (13/10/2021)

  • stability update.

2.1.3 (22/10/2021)

  • EOQ implementation.
  • vandal.essence renamed to vandal.hub.
  • this is an unstable version that has yet to be tested.

2.2.0 (22/10/2021)

  • confirmed stability.

2.2.1 (22/10/2021)

  • README and flexibility update.

2.2.2 (28/10/2021)

  • now properly shows CHANGELOG of discarded alunari package.

as duality

3.0.0 (03/11/2021)

  • initial release
  • now properly shows CHANGELOG of vandal package history.

3.0.1 (04/11/2021)

  • code tweaks.

3.1.1 (06/11/2021)

  • MonteCarlo and EOQ now automatically perform .execute() function.
  • MonteCarlo.hist() now executes get_stats() alongside to get info about standard deviation.
  • MonteCarlo and EOQ are now being imported as objects.
  • global_functions removed and merged into meta folder.

3.1.1+ (06/11/2021)

  • functionality tests.

3.1.2 (06/11/2021)

  • complete redesign pushed to public.

3.1.3 (06/11/2021)

  • initial import now imports hub module as well as associated contents in order to enable print(help(duality.hub)) function.

3.1.4 (07/11/2021)

  • updated README.

3.1.5 (08/11/2021)

  • untracked changes.

3.1.6 (12/11/2021) - not usable.

  • code cleanup in hub and montecarlo modules.

3.1.7 (12/11/2021)

  • quick bug fix.

3.1.8 (12/11/2021)

  • sync with recent GitHub changes.

3.1.9 (13/11/2021)

  • README style update.

3.2.0 (13/11/2021)

  • return_data = True added into MonteCarlo object for decision of the time of execution manually.

3.2.1 (14/11/2021)

  • setup.py redefined with metadata.

3.2.2 (17/11/2021)

  • regular maintainance.

3.3.0 (19/11/2021) - UNSTABLE

  • package now becomes a library.
  • DEVELOPER MODE introduced.
  • disables @classlog functions outside of DEVELOPER MODE.
  • code readability improved.
  • duality.hub.hub is now duality.hub.toolkit.
  • eoq and montecarlo folders merged into objects folder.
  • added support for import all contents of a module.

3.3.2 (19/11/2021) - UNSTABLE

  • republish and 3.3.1 ghost overwrite.

3.3.3 (20/11/2021) - UNSTABLE

  • initial bug fix deployed.

3.3.4 (20/11/2021) - UNSTABLE

  • additional bug fixes deployed.

3.3.5 (20/11/2021) - UNSTABLE

  • additional bug fixes deployed.
  • code readability improved.

3.3.6 (20/11/2021)

  • confirmed functionality and stability.

3.3.7 (20/11/2021)

  • code reconstruction.

3.4.0 (22/11/2021)

  • NEW FEATURE: duality.Dijkstra algorithm.

3.4.1 (22/11/2021)

  • minor code cleanup.

3.4.2 (22/11/2021)

  • functionality confirmed.

3.4.3 (22/11/2021)

  • upstream/downstream fix.

3.4.4 (01/12/2021)

  • CLI environment setup.

3.5.0 (01/12/2021)

  • CLI environment tests.
  • demonstration repository now merged into duality.
  • MonteCarlo, Dijsktra and EOQ no longer define the data, data config shifted to .execute() function of every object.
  • CLI can now be executed in teminal using 'duality.main' for IDE or 'python main.py' for CMD or Powershell after locating with cd.
  • stability of 3.5. series will not be guaranteed, it is a transitional phase for future integrations into applications and web applications.

3.5.1 (01/12/2021)

  • CLI environment tests.
  • code readablity improved.

3.5.2 (01/12/2021)

  • CLI environment tests.
  • dualityCLI integration into the source.
  • CLI contents added into all and init files.

3.5.3 (01/12/2021) - UNSTABLE

  • first functional CLI for MonteCarlo imlpemented.
  • added saving to .csv, .xlsx and .json for out-of-terminal functions.

3.5.4 (01/12/2021) - UNSTABLE

  • active tests.

3.5.5 (01/12/2021) - UNSTABLE

  • bug fixes.

3.5.6 (01/12/2021)

  • functionality resolved using pypyxl.
  • duality.dualityCLI and python main.py now officially work.

3.5.7 (01/12/2021)

  • added block = False to plt.show() in order to unlock further actions after a graph in dualityCLI.

3.5.8 (01/12/2021) - UNSTABLE

  • cli code redefined and made user friendly.
  • dualityCLI is now CLI.

3.5.9 (01/12/2021) - UNSTABLE

  • now contains the executable CLI file with .exe extension within CLIexe folder.
  • dualityCLI.exe v1.0 functionality equalized with 3.5.9 version of python main.py and duality.CLI()

3.5.10 (01/12/2021) - UNSTABLE

  • dualityCLI.exe release postponed, use python main.py or duality.CLI() to execute.

3.5.11 (01/12/2021)

  • dualityCLI.exe files removed from the package.
  • CLIexeversion is now CLIversion.

3.5.12+ (02-03/12/2021)

  • CLI v1.1 version replaces the CLI v1.0
  • added menu and help actions to Dijkstra and EOQ until they become implemented.
  • bugfix of MonteCarlo simulations being period and vice versa.

3.6.1 (03/12/2021) - STABLE

  • CLI v1.21 version added.
  • CLI stable after initial tests.

3.6.2 (04/12/2021) - STABLE

  • CLI v1.22 version added.
  • colored CLI functions.
  • colorama added to dependencies.
  • added clear screen after exiting clients.

3.6.4 (04/12/2021)

  • skips ghost 3.6.3 version.
  • CLI v1.23 version added.
  • quick bugfix of executing greet() after cls in CLI.

as vandal

3.0.0 (27/12/2021)

  • duality package merged back into vandal.
  • perform_block added into graph() so it fits any IDE requirements in an agile way.
  • requirements added to requirements.txt

3.0.1 (28/12/2021)

  • code cleanup from previous versions.
  • setup for introduction of duality decorators into DEVELOPER MODE.

3.0.2 (28/12/2021) - DEVELOPER MODE TEST (IGNORE THIS VERSION!)

  • duality decorators set to test in public environment

3.1.0 (28/12/2021)

  • confirmed functionality of the DEVELOPER MODE, reverted to basic user mode.

3.1.1 (30/12/2021)

  • create_password() added to toolkit.

3.1.2, 3.1.3 (04/01/2022)

  • return of cli module put to test as vandal.App.

3.2.0 (04/01/2022)

  • confirmed vandal.App functionality.
  • followup changes of duality decorators added to EOQ and Dijkstra.

3.2.1 (04/01/2022)

  • vandal.cli renamed to vandal.app.
  • CLIsets renamed to MC_testassets.

3.2.2 (07/01/2022)

  • now imports duality particles for building a CLI.

3.2.3 (08/01/2022)

  • recent duality changes fetched.

3.2.4 (25/01/2022)

  • regular maintenance activities.
  • create_password typo fixed.
  • create_password now included in toolkit help option.

3.2.5 (25/01/2022)

  • duality requirement 4.1.10 -> 4.1.11
  • DEVELOPER MODE removed due to changes to duality package being only for static functions.

3.2.6 (25/01/2022)

  • duality and colorama removed due to incoming argparse changes.

3.3.0 (26/01/2022)

  • switch from App to argparse CLI put to test.
  • App now marked as deprecated and will be set for removal after test confirmation.
  • introduced save_to and file_handler features within toolkit.

3.3.1+ (26/01/2022)

  • new test iterations.

3.4.0 (27/01/2022)

  • new argparse application that leads to the Monte Carlo app put to test.
  • old vandal.App moved to .deprecated.

3.4.1 (28/01/2022)

  • confirmed functionality of Monte Carlo app.
  • added an option to input values manually without having to provide a file.
  • preparation for introduction of EOQ and Dijkstra modules for argparse integration.

3.4.2 (28/01/2022)

  • fixed save_to bug, now properly saves change and values.

3.4.3 (28/01/2022)

  • indent fix.
  • fixed destination shown using save_to.

3.4.4 (28/01/2022)

  • quick bug fix related to change save to file option.

3.4.5 (28/01/2022)

  • floats allowed in manual input of values instead od integers only.
  • fixed .csv file save location.
  • redefined README.
  • now supports both 'x,y' and 'x.y' format of decimal numbers in manual input.

3.4.6+ (29/01/2022) - UNSTABLE

  • UX improved.
  • coloring put to test.

3.5.0 (29/01/2022)

  • final changes and put to test.
  • LICENSE 2022. added.

3.5.1 (29/01/2022)

  • followup changes after test.
  • confirmed functionality.

3.5.2 (30/01/2022)

  • code cleanup.
  • README update.

3.5.3 (30/01/2022)

  • colorama rework.

3.5.4 (09/02/2022)

  • EOQ app put to test.
  • APPversion moved to _misc.meta.

3.5.5 (09/02/2022)

  • initial EOQ app tests passed.
  • full CLI set to test.

3.5.6 (06/03/2022)

  • regular maintenance.

3.6.0 (13/03/2022)

  • set of changes deployed.
  • code readability improved.
  • many options set for testing.

3.6.1 (13/03/2022)

  • minor tests.

3.6.2+ (14/03/2022)

  • bug fixes.

3.6.5 (14/03/2022)

  • new set of tests deployed.

3.6.6 (14/03/2022)

  • ref_value_index is now ref_row.
  • ref_col added to locate the index.
  • now automatically transforms the dictionary into a pandas DataFrame.
  • apps now create an output in yellow color, while the module printed options are green.

3.6.7 (22/03/2022)

  • dict output redefined.

3.6.8 (23/03/2022)+ - UNSTABLE

  • various tests.

3.7.0 (23/03/2022)

  • plugins package with meta and types added.
  • annotations and type hints updated.
  • created generic, structured and complex types.
  • now all Vandal package particles are assigned VandalType annotations.

3.7.1 (27/03/2022)

  • all is now a list of strings.

3.7.2 (30/03/2022)

  • AnyType added.

3.7.3 (08/05/2022)

  • colorama dependency resolved.

3.7.4 (07/06/2022)

  • added duality 4.7.1 as a preparation step for CLI creation using the framework.
  • plugins now imported from logistics package.

3.8.0 (07/06/2022)

  • types split into logistics package.

3.8.1 (07/06/2022)

  • imports update.

3.8.2 (07/06/2022)

  • logistics 0.0.3 > 0.0.4

3.8.3 (11/06/2022)

  • docstrings updated.
  • new types added.
  • types in init updated.

3.8.4 (13/06/2022)

  • Manifesto added.
  • special methods redefined.
  • PEP8 alignments.

3.8.5 (13/06/2022)

  • requirements upgrade.

3.8.6 (20/07/2022)

  • MonteCarlo logic redefined.
  • limits of MonteCarlo exponential increase removed.

3.8.7 (28/07/2022)

  • introduced and added example module into hub with linear_regression function.
  • aligned to logistics changes.

3.8.8 (28/07/2022)

  • aligned to logistics changes.

3.8.9 (07/08/2022)

  • paint_text added to toolkit.
  • now also inits colorama colors before other packages to avoid conflicts.

3.8.10 (07/08/2022)

  • changes to coloring policies.
  • aligned paint_text to duality._paint_text changes.

3.8.11 (13/08/2022)

  • aligned to recent logistics and duality changes.

4.0.0 (09/04/2023) Hello everyone, I am back with great news after a few months:

  • MonteCarlo now has a GUI. Call it as python -m vandal -e montecarlogui. It is in testing phase so stay patient.

4.0.9 (09/04/2023)

  • Attempt on fixing GUI issues.
  • Currently avalable through "python -m vandal -e montecarlogui" or manually running .pyw file from GitHub.

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