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A small library for building curve coordinates from simple components

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wavely

A small library for building curve coordinates from simple components.

With wavely, you can describe a complex curve piecemeal, using scaled and transalted sigmoid and linear components, mix complex curves together, and generate noisy, semi-random curves within constraints.

This is perfect for synthesizing data with observable characteristics without losing verisimilitude.

I use it for demos.

Examples

The examples.py script will flip through a series of plots, showing different ways of dealing with the Linear and Sigmoid primitives and the Bounded aggregate.

Example: Unit Curves

Example: Linear Curves

Example: Sigmoid Curves

Example: Bounded Random Curves

Example: Seasonal Curves

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