Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: hurry.jqueryform
hurry.jqueryformIntroductionThis library packages the jQueryForm Pluginforhurry.resource.How to use?You can importjqueryformfromhurry.jqueryformand.needit where you want these resources to be included on a page:from hurry.jqueryform import jqueryform

.. in your page or widget rendering code, somewhere ..

jqueryform.need()This requires integration between your web framework andhurry.resource, and making sure that the original resources
(shipped in thejqueryform-builddirectory inhurry.jqueryform) are published to some URL.The package has already been integrated forGrokand the Zope
Toolkit. If you depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py, the above example should work out of the box. Make sure
to depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py.CHANGES2.47.1 (2010-09-06)Initial public release, using jQuery Form Plugin 2.47Download
Package: hurry.jquerylayout
hurry.jquerylayoutIntroductionThis library packages the jQueryUI.Layout pluginforhurry.resource. It is aware of jQuery UI Layout’s structure and
different modes (normal, minified).How to use?You can importjquerylayoutfromhurry.jquerylayoutand.needit where you want these resources to be included on a page:from hurry.jquerylayout import jquerylayout

.. in your page or widget rendering code, somewhere ..

jquerylayout.need()This requires integration between your web framework andhurry.resource, and making sure that the original resources
(shipped in thejquerylayout-builddirectory inhurry.jquerylayout)
are published to some URL.The package has already been integrated forGrokand the Zope
Toolkit. If you depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py, the above example should work out of the box. Make sure
to depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py.CHANGES1.2.0.2 (2010-07-29)Also include a default CSS for jquery layout.1.2.0.1 (2010-07-28)Initial public release, using jQuery UI.Layout version 1.2.0Only compatible with hurry.resource >= 0.10Download
Package: hurry.jquerytools
IntroductionThis library packagesjquerytoolsforhurry.resource. It relies on
hurry.jquery for the dependency.Please take note that for now only the minified version of jquerytools is used.
This is because i don’t found a proper download location for the different
versions of download.How to use?You can import Slimbox fromhurry.jquerytoolsand.needit where you want
these resources to be included on a page:from hurry.jquerytools import jquerytools

.. in your page or widget rendering code, somewhere ..

jquerytools.need()This requires integration between your web framework andhurry.resource,
and making sure that the original resources are published to some URL.The package has already been integrated forGrokand Zope 3. If you depend
on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py, the above example
should work out of the box. Make sure to depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py.Preparing hurry.jquerytools before releaseThis section is only relevant to release managers ofhurry.jquerytools.When releasinghurry.jquerytools, an extra step should be taken. Follow the
regular packagerelease instructions, but before egg generation (python setup.py register sdist upload) first executebin/jquerytoolsprepare. This
will download the jquerytools library and place it in the egg. (The version number
is currently hardcoded in the hurry.jquerytools.prepare module).CHANGES1.2.6 (unreleased)Nothing changed yet.1.2.5.1 (2010-10-07)BugFix1.2.5 (2010-10-07)upgrade to use hurry.jquery 0.10upgrade to jquerytools-1.2.51.2.4 (2010-09-08)Initial public release, using jquerytools-1.2.4
Package: hurry.jqueryui
hurry.jqueryuiIntroductionThis library packagesjQuery UIforhurry.resource. It is aware
of jQuery UI’s structure and different modes (normal, minified).How to use?You can import jQuery UI fromhurry.jqueryuiand.needit
where you want these resources to be included on a page:from hurry.jqueryui import jqueryui

.. in your page or widget rendering code, somewhere ..

jqueryui.need()You can also use JQuery UI themes:from hurry.jqueryui import smoothnessThis requires integration between your web framework andhurry.resource, and making sure that the original resources
(shipped in thejqueryui-builddirectory inhurry.jqueryui)
are published to some URL.The package has already been integrated forGrokand the Zope
Toolkit. If you depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py, the above example should work out of the box. Make sure
to depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py.Preparing hurry.jqueryui before releaseThis section is only relevant to release managers ofhurry.jqueryui.The javascript code that this package relies on is not checked into
subversion to sidestep the copyright policy of svn.zope.org. Instead,
just before release to pypi, an entry point is triggered that
downloads the appropriate javascript code. To trigger this automated
behavior you should do the release usingbin/fullrelease, which
uses zest.releaser configured with the appropriate entry points.CHANGES1.8.5.1 (2010-10-18)Update to jQueryUI 1.8.4.1.8.2.2 (2010-07-29)Also expose jqueryui_themes library as an entry point.Fix the tests.1.8.2.1 (2010-07-28)Update to jQueryUI 1.8.2Better integration with zest.releaser to make releasesUpdate to use entry points instead of configure.zcml, needed for
hurry.resource 0.10.1.7.2.1 (2009-11-08) (jQuery UI version 1.7.2)Initial public release, using jQueryUI-1.7.2Download
Package: hurry.jqueryutils
hurry.jqueryutilsHow to use?You can import hurry.jqueryutils fromhurry.jqueryutilsand.needit
where you want these resources to be included on a page:from hurry.jqueryutils import jqueryutils

.. in your page or widget rendering code, somewhere ..

jqueryutils.need()This requires integration between your web framework andhurry.resource, and making sure that the original resources
(shipped in thejqueryutils-builddirectory inhurry.jqueryutils)
are published to some URL.The package has already been integrated forGrokand the Zope
Toolkit. If you depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py, the above example should work out of the box. Make sure
to depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py.CHANGES0.8.5.1 (2010-08-20)Initial public release, releasing jqueryutils 0.8.5.1.Download
Package: hurry.jstree
hurry.jstreeIntroductionThis library packages the jQueryJsTree pluginforhurry.resource.How to use?You can importjstreefromhurry.jstreeand.needit where you want these resources to be included on a page:from hurry.jstree import jstree

.. in your page or widget rendering code, somewhere ..

jstree.need()This requires integration between your web framework andhurry.resource, and making sure that the original resources
(shipped in thejstree-builddirectory inhurry.jstree)
are published to some URL.The package has already been integrated forGrokand the Zope
Toolkit. If you depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py, the above example should work out of the box. Make sure
to depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py.CHANGES1.0rc2.1 (2010-07-29)Initial public release, packages jstree 1.0rc2Download
Package: hurry.qunit
hurry.qunitHow to use?You can import hurry.qunit fromhurry.qunitand.needit
where you want these resources to be included on a page:from hurry.qunit import qunit

.. in your page or widget rendering code, somewhere ..

qunit.need()This requires integration between your web framework andhurry.resource, and making sure that the original resources
(shipped in thequnit-builddirectory inhurry.qunit)
are published to some URL.The package has already been integrated forGrokand the Zope
Toolkit. If you depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py, the above example should work out of the box. Make sure
to depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py.CHANGES0.5 (2010-08-20)First public release of qunit. qunit doesn’t seem to have releases
so we just make up a number. It’s the GIT version as of 2010-08-20.Download
Package: hurry.raphael
hurry.raphaelIntroductionThis library packagesRaphaelforhurry.resource. It is aware of Raphael’s
structure and different modes (normal, minified).How to use?You can import Raphael fromhurry.raphaeland.needit where you want
these resources to be included on a page:from hurry import raphael

.. in your page or widget rendering code, somewhere ..

raphael.need()This requires integration between your web framework andhurry.resource,
and making sure that the original resources (shipped in theraphael-builddirectory inhurry.raphael) are published to some URL.The package has already been integrated forGrokand Zope 3. If you depend
on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py, the above example
should work out of the box. Make sure to depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py.
For grok, depending onmegrok.resourceshould do itPreparing hurry.raphael before releaseThis section is only relevant to release managers ofhurry.raphael.When releasinghurry.raphael, an extra step should be taken. Follow the
regular packagerelease instructions, but before egg generation (python setup.py register sdist upload) first executebin/raphaelprepare. This
will download the Raphael library and place it in the egg.  (The version number
is currently hardcoded in the hurry.raphael.prepare module).CHANGES1.4.3.2 (2010-10-20)support hurry.resource 0.101.4.3.1 (2010-06-24)Using Raphael-1.4.3.Download
Package: hurry.slimbox
IntroductionThis library packagesSlimboxforhurry.resource. It relies on
hurry.jquery for the dependency.How to use?You can import Slimbox fromhurry.slimboxand.needit where you want
these resources to be included on a page:from hurry.slimbox import slimbox

.. in your page or widget rendering code, somewhere ..

slimbox.need()This requires integration between your web framework andhurry.resource,
and making sure that the original resources are published to some URL.The package has already been integrated forGrokand Zope 3. If you depend
on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py, the above example
should work out of the box. Make sure to depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py.Preparing hurry.slimbox before releaseThis section is only relevant to release managers ofhurry.slimbox.When releasinghurry.slimbox, an extra step should be taken. Follow the
regular packagerelease instructions, but before egg generation (python setup.py register sdist upload) first executebin/slimboxprepare. This
will download the Slimbox library and place it in the egg. (The version number
is currently hardcoded in the hurry.slimbox.prepare module).CHANGES0.1 (2009-12-27)Initial public release, using Slimbox 2.03.
Package: hurry.tinymce
hurry.tinymceIntroductionThis library packagesTinyMCEforhurry.resource.How to use?You can importtinymcelike this:from hurry.tinymce import tinymceAnd then to trigger inclusion in the web page, anywhere within
your page or widget rendering code, do this:tinymce.need()This requires integration between your web framework andhurry.resource, and making sure that the original resources
(shipped in thetinymce-builddirectory inhurry.tinymce) are
published to some URL.The package has already been integrated forGrokand Zope 3. If you
depend on thehurry.zopetinymcepackage in yoursetup.py, the
above example should work out of the box. Starting with version
3.2.3.0.1 you do not needhurry.zopetinymceanymore. Instead it is
sufficient to depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py.Preparing hurry.tinymce before releaseThis section is only relevant to release managers ofhurry.tinymce; if
you don’t know whether you are, you aren’t.When releasinghurry.tinymce, an extra step should be
taken. Follow the regular packagerelease instructions, but before
egg generation (python setup.py register sdist upload) first
executebin/tinymceprepare <version number>, where version number is
the version of the TinyMCE release, such as3.2.0.2. This will download
the TinyMCE code of that version and place it in the egg.CHANGES3.3.9.4 (2011-09-07)Upgrade to TinyMCE version 3.3.9.4Add ability to specify additional languages which are downloaded and
installed to TinyMCE. By default, german is installed additionally.Change download behaviour to match the current TinyMCE download
infrastructure.Pin version of hurry.recource to 0.9.1 because newer version have
incompatible api changes.3.2.3.1 (2009-05-04) (TinyMCE version: 3.2.3)Upgrade to TinyMCE version 3.2.3.Add ZCML configuration fromhurry.zopetinymce. With Zope you can
now usehurry.tinymcewithout additionalhurry.zopetinymce. Please make sure, however, thathurry.zoperesourceis available at runtime.Modifiedprepare.pyto also cope with changed directory
structure of TinyMCE 3.2.3.3.2.0.2 (2008-10-13) (TinyMCE version: 3.2.0.2)Initial public release.Download
Package: hurry.yui
hurry.yuiImportanthurry.yui has been superseded byjs.yuipackage.IntroductionThis library packagesYUIforhurry.resource. It is aware of YUI’s
dependency structure and different modes (normal, minified and debug)
and resource rollups.How to use?You can import various bits of YUI fromhurry.yuiand.needthem where you want these resources to be included on a page:from hurry import yui

.. in your page or widget rendering code, somewhere ..

yui.datatable.need()All the module names as listedhereare available in thehurry.yuipackage. In addition rolled up modules are also
available (such asreset_fonts_grids), but rollup inclusion will
be done automatically so these need not to be referred to
explicitly. See thehurry.resourcedocumentation for more
information.This requires integration between your web framework andhurry.resource, and making sure that the original resources
(shipped in theyui-builddirectory inhurry.yui) are
published to some URL.The package has already been integrated forGrokand Zope 3. If you
depend on thehurry.zopeyuipackage in yoursetup.py, the above
example should work out of the box. Starting with version 2.6.0.4 you
do not needhurry.zopeyuianymore. Instead it is sufficient to
depend on thehurry.zoperesourcepackage in yoursetup.py.Preparing hurry.yui before releaseThis section is only relevant to release managers ofhurry.yui.The javascript code that this package relies on is not checked into
subversion to sidestep the copyright policy of svn.zope.org. Instead,
just before release to pypi, an entry point is triggered that
downloads the appropriate javascript code. To trigger this automated
behavior you should do the release usingbin/fullrelease, which
uses zest.releaser configured with the appropriate entry points.To update to a newer version of YUI, adjust the constants inhurry/yui/prepare.py.CHANGESImportanthurry.yui has been superseded byjs.yuipackage.2.7.0.1 (2010-07-29)Compatibility with hurry.resource 0.10 and up.Automate YUI download during release with zest.releaser.2.7.0 (2009-09-07) (YUI version 2.7.0)Updated to YUI version 2.7.0.2.6.0.4 (2009-04-28) (YUI version 2.6.0)Add ZCML configuration fromhurry.zopeyui. With Zope you can now
usehurry.yuiwithout additionalhurry.zopeyui. Please make
sure, however, thathurry.zoperesourceis available at runtime.2.6.0.3 (2008-12-03) (YUI version 2.6.0)Add the sam skin to hurry.yui. This is the consolidated minified SAM
skin - the split up .css files would require more work to implement.2.6.0.2 (2008-10-15) (YUI version 2.6.0)Update to work with hurry.resource 0.3.Extend tests to exercise minification of rolled up resources.2.6.0.1 (2008-10-13) (YUI version 2.6.0)Much improved documentation.2.6.0 (2008-10-11) (YUI version 2.6.0)Initial public release.Download
Package: hurry.zopetinymce
hurry.zopetinymceIf you want to use TinyMCE in Grok or Zope, you add a dependency to
this package in your setup.py. You can then import fromhurry.tinymceandneedthe resources you want to use.This is a very thin integration layer between Zope andhurry.tinymce. Right now it only publishes the TinyMCE code
(tinymce-build) inhurry.tinymceas a Zope 3 resource directory.CHANGES0.1 (2008-10-13)Initial public release.Download
Package: hurry.zopeyui
hurry.zopeyuiIf you want to use YUI in Grok or Zope, you add a dependency to this
package in your setup.py. You can then import fromhury.yuiandneedthe resources you want to use.This is a very thin integration layer between Zope andhurry.yui. Right now it only publishes the YUI code
(yui-build) inhurry.yuias a Zope 3 resource directory.CHANGES0.1 (2008-10-11)Initial public release.Download
Package: hurst
hurstHurst exponent evaluation and R/S-analysishurstis a small Python module for analysingrandom walksand evaluating theHurst exponent (H).H = 0.5 — Brownian motion,0.5 < H < 1.0 — persistent behavior,0 < H < 0.5 — anti-persistent behavior.InstallationInstallhurstmodule withpip install hurstorpip install -e git+https://github.com/Mottl/hurst#egg=hurstUsageimportnumpyasnpimportmatplotlib.pyplotaspltfromhurstimportcompute_Hc,random_walk# Use random_walk() function or generate a random walk series manually:# series = random_walk(99999, cumprod=True)np.random.seed(42)random_changes=1.+np.random.randn(99999)/1000.series=np.cumprod(random_changes)# create a random walk from random changes# Evaluate Hurst equationH,c,data=compute_Hc(series,kind='price',simplified=True)# Plotf,ax=plt.subplots()ax.plot(data[0],c*data[0]**H,color="deepskyblue")ax.scatter(data[0],data[1],color="purple")ax.set_xscale('log')ax.set_yscale('log')ax.set_xlabel('Time interval')ax.set_ylabel('R/S ratio')ax.grid(True)plt.show()print("H={:.4f}, c={:.4f}".format(H,c))H=0.4964, c=1.4877Kinds of seriesThekindparameter of thecompute_Hcfunction can have the following values:'change': a series is just random values (i.e.np.random.randn(...))'random_walk': a series is a cumulative sum of changes (i.e.np.cumsum(np.random.randn(...)))'price': a series is a cumulative product of changes (i.e.np.cumprod(1+epsilon*np.random.randn(...))Brownian motion, persistent and antipersistent random walksYou can generate random walks withrandom_walk()function as following:Brownianbrownian = random_walk(99999, proba=0.5)Persistentpersistent = random_walk(99999, proba=0.7)Antipersistentantipersistent = random_walk(99999, proba=0.3)
Package: hurst-exponent
Hurst EstimatorEstimate the Hurst exponent of a random variable using robust statistical methods. Our package provides methods to compute the Hurst exponent (a statistical measure of long-term memory) using the standard deviation of sums and a generalized method through the structure function.Features:Support for both standard and generalized Hurst exponent calculations.Goodness of fit metrics.Interpretation of Hurst exponent values.Ability to plot and visualize fit results.Bootstrap functionality for additional statistics.Compute linear and nonlinear autocorrelation functions (ACF)Test suite test suite is meant to validate the functionality of Hurst exponent estimators.Other hurst estimation methods will be supported in the near future.This repository is actively being developed and any tickets will be addressed in order of importance. Feel free to raise an issue if you find a problem.InstallationTo get started;pip install hurst_exponentDependenciesEnsure the following dependencies are installed before utilizing the package.numpypandaspowerlaw_functionstochasticBasic UsageThis tells you everything you need to know for the simplest, typical, use cases:fromhurst_exponentimportstandard_hurst,generalized_hurst# Define your time series dataseries=[...]# Estimate Hurst Exponent using standard methodhurst_std,fit_std=standard_hurst(series)# Estimate Hurst Exponent using generalized methodhurst_gen,fit_gen=generalized_hurst(series)# Print resultsprint(f"Standard Hurst Exponent:{hurst_std}")print(f"Generalized Hurst Exponent:{hurst_gen}")DocumentationMain Functionsstandard_hurst(series:np.array,...):Compute the Hurst exponent using the standard deviation of sums.generalized_hurst(series:np.array,...):Computes the generalized Hurst exponent using the structure function method.Utilsbootstrap(estimator:Callable,...):Generates bootstrap samples.Hurst Estimators Test SuiteOur Hurst Estimators Test Suite ensures the robustness and accuracy of the  standard_hurst and generalized_hurst estimators in the context of time series analysis.Highlights:Tests various hyperparameter combinations for both the generalized and standard Hurst estimators.Estimators;- Simulation: Uses Geometric Brownian Motion (GBM) to simulate data for testing, representing a standard model for stock price movements with a known Hurst of 0.5.

- Bootstrapping: Repeated sampling is employed to create a distribution of Hurst estimates for statistical validation.Core Tests;- Unbiasedness: Checks if the estimator accurately identifies a random walk in GBM data.
- Validity: Ensures estimates fall within the [0, 1] range.
- Confidence Intervals: Validates that the 95% CI aligns with bounds cited in major literature.To delve into the specifics, review the test suite source code.LicenseThis project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE.md file for details.
Package: hurumap
HURUmapHURUmap is a Django application for exploring census and other similar data. It makes it easy to understand a place
through the eyes of the data, and to explore data across a range of places. It is most suited for census data
but can easily be used with other data that is similarly focused on places in a country.Check outHURUmap TanzaniaandHURUmap Kenyato
get an idea of what HURUmap is about.HURUmap is a fork ofWazimapand the excellentCensusreporterproject which was funded by aKnight News Challenge grant.
You can also findCensusreporter on GitHub.Code for Africa is on Twitter as@Code4Africa.Read thefull Wazimap documentation.Using HURUmapRead thefull Wazimap documentationto get started.DevelopmentReleasing a New VersionRun the tests:python manage.py testUpdate VERSION appropriatelyUpdate the CHANGES.rstCommit and push to githubRelease to PyPI:python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel uploadLicense and CopyrightHURUmap is licensed under the MIT License.Other Licenses and CopyrightCopyright (c) 2014 Census Reporter.Wazimap is licensed under the MIT License.The Wazimap name and branding is Copyright 2013-2017 Media Monitoring Africa (MMA) and may not be used without permission.If you use this software, please provide attribution to Census Reporter, Code for Africa, HURUmap, Wazimap, Media Monitoring Africa and Code for South Africa.
Package: huscy.attributes
huscy.attributesHuscy is a free open-source software solution for managing study participants in the context of human sciences.
The software is deliberately implemented in a generic manner to appeal to a wide user base, while considering all relevant aspects of data protection.
The strictly modular software architecture allows for easy integration of new requirements, enabling the software to be customized to individual needs at any time.RequirementsPython 3.8+A supported version of DjangoIn this project the Django versions 3.2, 4.1 and 4.2 are tested with tox.InstallationTo installhusy.attributessimply run:pip install huscy.subjectsAdd required apps toINSTALLED_APPSin yoursettings.py:INSTALLED_APPS=(...'guardian','rest_framework','reversion','huscy.attributes.apps.HuscyApp','huscy.pseudonyms.apps.HuscyApp','huscy.subjects.apps.HuscyApp',)Additional apps may need to be added (e.g., django_countries and phonenumber_field) if you want to fully utilize the huscy.subjects app.Hook the urls from this app into your globalurls.py:urlpatterns=[...path('',include('huscy.attributes.urls')),]Create database tables by running:python manage.py migrateDevelopmentInstall PostgreSQL and create a database user calledhuscyand a database calledhuscy.sudo -u postgres createdb huscy
sudo -u postgres createuser -d huscy
sudo -u postgres psql -c "GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE huscy TO huscy;"
sudo -u postgres psql -c "ALTER USER huscy WITH PASSWORD '123';"Check out the repository and start your virtual environment (if necessary).Install dependencies:make installCreate database tables:make migrateRun tests to see if everything works fine:make test