Vivludo
Vivludo is a library for working with cellular automata in Python.
There are many other PyPI packages for cellular automata, but most of them were not quite what I was looking for, so I decided to make my own. It's not really intended to be a "product", but since I was making it anyways I figured there was no reason not to release it. I can't guarantee support, documentation, and so on.
This package uses a reasonably fast implementation based on convolution (not as fast as whatever Golly uses, though). I think it might be possible to modify it for GPU acceleration (using PyTorch or something), but I haven't tried that.
Vivludo is Esperanto for "Life Game", in reference to Conway's Game of Life, which is one of the most well-known cellular automata.
Installation
pip install vivludo
Requires Python 3.5 or greater.
Usage
Some usage examples can be found in the examples directory.
I may eventually add actual documentation, but for now there's just the
docstrings in the source code.
Licence
This package is released under the MIT licence, as described in LICENCE.txt.
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