Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: pacote-analise-dio
pacote-analise-dioDescriptionThe package pacote-analise-dio is used to:Manipulation (by using data-clean or data-info)Visualization (by using plot)
ofthisdataset.InstallationUse the package managerpipto install data-analysis:pipinstallpacote-analise-dioUsageOne example can be:frompacote-analise-dio.manipulationimportdata-clean#or data-infodata-clean.fill(data_frame,method)AuthorRenan FariaLicenseMIT LicenseCopyright (c) 2022 Renan FariaPermission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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SOFTWARE.
Package: pacotebmi
pacotebmiDescription.The package pacotebmi is used to:Calculate individual body mass index.Find out what basic category the person is.InstallationUse the package managerpipto install pacotebmipipinstallpacotebmiUsagefrompacotebmiimportarquivobmiarquivobmi.bmi(weight,height)ImportantThe function returns bmi and basic_categoryAuthorGlauco MoriLicenseMIT
Package: pacote-bruna
pacotepypipacotepypiÃ© um simples pacote para exibir nÃºmeros de 1 a 9 em Python.DependÃªnciasPython 3.6ou posteriorPacotenumpyComeÃ§ando o usoVocÃª vai precisar instalar o pacotepacotepypi, para isso basta executar:pip install pacotepypiFunÃ§Ã£oexibir ()- Mostra nÃºmeros de 1 a 9
Package: pacote-imagens-arthur
package_nameDescription.
The package package_name is used to:
Processing
- Histogram matching
- structural similarity
- Resize image
Utils
- Read Image
- Save Image
- Plot image
- Plot result
- Plot histogramInstallationUse the package managerpipto install package_namepipinstallpackage_nameUsagefrompackage_name.module1_nameimportfile1_namefile1_name.my_function()AuthorArthur BernardesLicenseMIT
Package: pacoteLegal
PacoteLegalPacoteLegalé um app do terminal para utilizar um crud de usuariosDependênciasPython 3.6^=PacotejsonPacotepathlibPacotetypingComeçando o usoVocê vai precisar instalar o pacotepacoteLegal, para isso basta executar:pip install pacoteLegalFunçãomenu()- Executa o menu de seleção de ações
Package: pacote-macedo
pacotepypipacotepypiÃ© um simples pacote para exibir nÃºmeros de 1 a 9 em Python.DependÃªnciasPython 3.6ou posteriorPacotenumpyComeÃ§ando o usoVocÃª vai precisar instalar o pacotepacotepypi, para isso basta executar:pip install pacotepypiFunÃ§Ã£oexibir ()- Mostra nÃºmeros de 1 a 9
Package: pacote-marco-python
pacotepypipacotepypiÃ© um simples pacote para exibir nÃºmeros de 1 a 9 em Python.DependÃªnciasPython 3.6ou posteriorPacotenumpyComeÃ§ando o usoVocÃª vai precisar instalar o pacotepacotepypi, para isso basta executar:pip install pacotepypiFunÃ§Ã£oexibir ()- Mostra nÃºmeros de 1 a 9
Package: pacoteMarcos
pacotepypipacotepypié um simples pacote para exibir números de 1 a 9 em Python.DependênciasPython 3.6ou posteriorPacotenumpyComeçando o usoVocê vai precisar instalar o pacotepacotepypi, para isso basta executar:pip install pacotepypiFunçãoexibir ()- Mostra números de 1 a 9
Package: pacote-preco
Digital Innovation One, Curso em Video, PhytonandoDescomplicando a criacao de pacotes em PythonAluna: Mirian Ajiki MolicawaInstrutores: Karina Kato, Gustavo Guanabara e Caio SampaioData: 16/10/2022Tecnologias- [x] Visual Studio Code- [x] Phyton V3- [x] [Teste Pypi](https://pypi.org/)- [x] [ProduÃ§Ã£o Pypi](https://pypi.org/)Pypi: Repositorio publico oficial de pacotesWheel e Sdist: sao tipos de distribuicoesSetuptools: pacote usado em setup.py para gerar as distribuicoesTwine: pacote usado para subir as distribuicoes no repositorio PypiProjeto: pacote_precoPacote: valor_precoMÃ³dulos: dado, precoPrograma: testePrecoTem as funcoes: aumentar, diminuir, dobro e metade do valor do preÃ§o- Parametro PreÃ§o: O preÃ§o a ser calculado- Parametro Taxa: porcentagem do aumento e diminuicao- Parametro Formato: Sendo verdadeiro traz formatado a casa decimal- Return: Traz o valor calculado- formatacao_valor: insercao do R$ e 2 casas decimais separadas por virgula- resumo: impressao na tela dos valores resumidosDadoTem as funcoes de validacao para aceitar somente valores numericos.leia_valor_moeda: aceita numeros inteiros e reais separados com virgula ou ponto.leia_valor_inteiro: aceita numeros inteiros e rejeita caracteres.leia_valor_float: valida se entrada em numeros reais.TesteAtraves da importacao dos pacotes e modulos, calcula-se o valor do preÃ§o informado.
Package: pacote-processamento-de-imagens
pacote_processamento_de_imagensDescription.
The package pacote_processamento_de_imagens is used to:
Processing
- Histogram matching
- Structural similarity
- Resize imageUtils:
- Raed image
- Save image
- Plot image
- Plot result
- Plot histogramInstallationUse the package managerpipto install package_namepipinstallpacote_processamento_de_imagensUsagefrompacote_processamento_de_imagensimportprocessing_imagesprocessing.combinationprocessing.combinnationutils.ioutils.plotAuthorSérgio E. PalmiereLicenseMIT
Package: pacoteprocessamentoimagem
pacote_processamento_imagemO processamento da imagem do pacote pode ser usado para:Em processamento:
	- Correspondencia de histograma
	- Semelhanca estrutural
	- Redimensionar imagem

Util:
	- Ler imagem
	- Salvar imagem
	- Plotar imagem
	- Resultado da trama
	- Plotar histogramaInstalacaopipinstallpacoteprocessamentoimagemAutorIsabela RossettiLicencaMIT
Package: pacotepypi
pacotepypiExample of PyPI package.Getting StartedDependenciesYou need Python 3.6 or later to usepacotepypi. You can find it atpython.org.You also need setuptools, wheel and twine packages, which is available fromPyPI. If you have pip, just run:pip install setuptools
pip install wheel
pip install twineInstallationClone this repo to your local machine using:git clone https://github.com/caiocarneloz/pacotepypi.gitFeaturesFile structure for PyPI packagesSetup with package informationsLicense example
Package: pacotepypi001
pacotepypi001pacotepypi001é um simples pacote para exibir números de 1 a 9 em Python.DependênciasPython 3.6ou posteriorPacotenumpyComeçando o usoVocê vai precisar instalar o pacotepacotepypi001, para isso basta executar:pip install pacotepypiFunçãoexibir ()- Mostra números de 1 a 9
Package: pacotepypi123
pacotepypi
pacotepypi Ã© um simples pacote para exibir nÃºmeros de 1 a 9 em Python.DependÃªncias
Python 3.6 ou posteriorPacote numpyComeÃ§ando o uso
VocÃª vai precisar instalar o pacote pacotepypi, para isso basta executar:pip install pacotepypi
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exibir () - Mostra nÃºmeros de 1 a 9
Package: pacotepypi145
pacotepypipacotepypié um simples pacote para exibir números de 1 a 9 em Python.DependênciasPython 3.6ou posteriorPacotenumpyComeçando o usoVocê vai precisar instalar o pacotepacotepypi, para isso basta executar:pip install pacotepypiFunçãoexibir () - Mostra números de 1 a 9
Package: pacotepypi2
pacotepypipacotepypié um simples pacote para exibir números de 1 a 9 em Python.DependênciasPython 3.6ou posteriorPacotenumpyComeçando o usoVocê vai precisar instalar o pacotepacotepypi, para isso basta executar:pip install pacotepypiFunçãoexibir ()- Mostra números de 1 a 9
Package: pacotepythonpro
# libpythonpro
Exemplificar a construção de projetos  Python no curso PyTools
Nesse curso é mostrado como contribuir com projetos de código aberto
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[![Python 3](https://pyup.io/repos/github/vladimirmaciel/libpythonpro/python-3-shield.svg)](https://pyup.io/repos/github/vladimirmaciel/libpythonpro/)para instalar:‘’’console
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements-dve.txt
‘’’para conferir a qualidade do código:‘’’console
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Package: pacotes
pacotepypipacotepypiÃ© um simples pacote para exibir nÃºmeros de 1 a 9 em Python.DependÃªnciasPython 3.6ou posteriorPacotenumpyComeÃ§ando o usoVocÃª vai precisar instalar o pacotepacotepypi, para isso basta executar:pip install pacotepypiFunÃ§Ã£oexibir ()- Mostra nÃºmeros de 1 a 9
Package: pacoteTestePypi
pacotepypipacotepypiÃ© um simples pacote para exibir nÃºmeros de 1 a 9 em Python.DependÃªnciasPython 3.6ou posteriorPacotenumpyComeÃ§ando o usoVocÃª vai precisar instalar o pacotepacotepypi, para isso basta executar:pip install pacotepypiFunÃ§Ã£oexibir ()- Mostra nÃºmeros de 1 a 9
Package: pacotMIBC
pacotepypipacotepypiÃ© um simples pacote para exibir nÃºmeros de 1 a 9 em Python.DependÃªnciasPython 3.6ou posteriorPacotenumpyComeÃ§ando o usoVocÃª vai precisar instalar o pacotepacotepypi, para isso basta executar:pip install pacotepypiFunÃ§Ã£oexibir ()- Mostra nÃºmeros de 1 a 9
Package: pacrepo-cli
pacrepo-cliQuick Tool for managing user repos in pacman.confInstallpipinstallpacrepo-cliUsageBelow is a simple example of how to use.Add User Repopacrepo-cliaddaurhttps://aur.example.com/Remove User Repopacrepo-cliremoveaurList Repospacrepo-clilistContributionsContributions are always welcome!DonationsLicenseCopyright (c) 2022 James C Kimble
Package: pacroller
PacrollerThe "Unattended Upgrades" for Arch Linux.ConceptParsing the output of pacman and pacman.log, searching for known patterns and notifying the user whether there is a potential error.
Currently the design is regex-based, any output that is unable to match a set of regex is reported back to the user.Installationyay -S pacrollerUsagepacroller has the following subcommandsrun [-d --debug]
    start an upgrade
    if the upgrade fails or pacroller determines that human action is required,
    pacroller writes an exception to the status database, and refuses to run again
    without resetting its failure status.
status [-v --verbose] [-m --max <number>]
    print details of a previously successful upgrade
reset
    reset the current failure status
test-mail
    send test mails to all configured notification destinationsThere is also a systemd timer for scheduled automatic upgrades.ConfigurationPacroller reads/etc/pacroller/config.jsonon startup.custom sync commandsPacroller can be configured to use custom sync commands, which allows the usage of a different set of mirrors when syncing the database. Enable the "custom_sync" option and write your custom/etc/pacroller/sync.sh.needrestartIf the "needrestart" option is enabled, needrestart should be called after a successful upgrade.hold packagesPut your hold packages in a json keyval {package name: regex}, where the regex should have at least one matching group.
If pacroller observes any changes of the matching group or the hold package is to be removed, it refuses to upgrade further.ignored pacnewA list of pacnew files that are silently ignored during parsing, any other pacnews will trigger a warning and prevent further upgrades.custom pacman hooks and packagesCustom pacman hooks and packages output matching is configurable via/etc/pacroller/known_output_override.py.check systemd statusThe "systemd-check" option allows pacroller to check fo degraded systemd services before an upgrade.check news from archinux.orgAutomatically checks news before upgrade, unless "news-check" is set to false.clear package cachePacroller wipes /var/cache/pacman/pkg after a successful upgrade if the option "clear_pkg_cache" is set.save pacman outputEvery time an upgrade is performed, the pacman output is stored into /var/log/pacroller. This can be configured via the "save_stdout" keyword.NotificationWhen configuring your notification system, please note that pacroller will not send any notification if stdin is a tty (can be overridden by the--interactiveswitch).
Notification will be sent through all configured methods when it requires manual inspection. Currently, two notification methods are supported: SMTP and telegramSMTPConfigure/etc/pacroller/smtp.jsonto receive email notifications.TelegramConfigure/etc/pacroller/telegram.jsonto receive telegram notifications.LimitationsYour favourite package may not be supported, however it's easy to add another set of rules.Restarting the whole system after a kernel upgrade is not implemented.Human interaction is required occasionally.
Package: pacsanini
pacsaninipacsanini🎻 is a package designed to help with the collection of DICOM files and the extraction
of DICOM tags (metadata) for structuring purposes.pacsanini's functionalities come out of a desire to facilitate research in
medical imagery by easing the process of data collection and structuring.
The two main pain points for this are:acquiring data from a PACSextracting metadata from DICOM files in research-ready formats (eg: csv)The project seeks to target medical/research professionals that are not necessarily
familiar with coding but wish to obtain data sets and software engineers that wish to
build applications with a certain level of abstraction.DocumentationCheck out the complete documentation onreadthedocs.
You will be able to find examples on how to use thepacsaniniAPI from within you Python application
and as a command line tool.Contributing and Code of ConductAll contributions to improvepacsaniniare welcome and valued. For more information on how you can contribute,
please read theContributingdocument and make sure that you are familiar with ourCode of Conduct.You are also more than welcome to open a discussion on ourGitHub discussionspage.InstallationTo install a particular release version, check out the available versions ofpacsaninionPyPIor simply run the following command to obtain the latest release:pipinstallpacsaniniTo obtain the cutting edge version ofpacsanini, you can usepiporpoetryin the following way:pipinstallgit+https://github.com/Therapixel/pacsanini.git# orpoetryaddgit+https://github.com/Therapixel/pacsanini.gitFor developmentpoetryis the only supported build tool for installingpacsaniniin a development context.
See the previous section on how to installpoetry.gitclonehttps://github.com/Therapixel/pacsanini.gitcdpacsanini
poetryinstall--no-root--no-dev# or, to install the project and its development dependencies:poetryinstall--no-rootUsage with dockerA docker image can be built locally to runpacsaniniwithin an isolated environment.dockerimagebuild-tpacsanini:latest.
dockerrunpacsanini--helpRoadmapThe following topics are the main areas wherepacsaninican improve as a library and a tool.
Of course, these topics are up for discussion and such discussions are encouraged in theGitHub issuessection.
Package: pacscopy
Table of ContentsAbstractSynopsisRunUsing PyPIUsingdocker runExamplesAbstractpacscopyis a simple plugin that copies data from open storage to create a new top level ChRIS Feed. It’s core utility is in demonstrating how to create a largely trivial FS plugin/app for the ChRIS system.Synopsispython pacscopy.py                                              \
    [-v <level>] [--verbosity <level>]                          \
    [-d <dir>] [--dir <dir>]                                    \
    [--version]                                                 \
    [--man]                                                     \
    [--meta]                                                    \
    <outputDir>RunThisplugincan be run in two modes: natively as a python package or as a containerized docker image.Using PyPITo run from PyPI, simply do apipinstallpacscopyand run withpacscopy.py--man/tmp/tmpto get inline help. To copy from one directory to another, simply dopacscopy.py--dir/some/input/directory/destination/directoryUsingdocker runTo run usingdocker, be sure to assign an “input” directory to/incomingand an output directory to/outgoing.Make sure that the$(pwd)/outdirectory is world writable!Now, prefix all calls withdockerrun--rm-v$(pwd)/out:/outgoing\fnndsc/pl-pacscopypacscopy.py\Thus, getting inline help is:dockerrun--rm-v$(pwd)/in:/incoming-v$(pwd)/out:/outgoing\fnndsc/pl-pacscopypacscopy.py\--man\/outgoingExamplesCopy a directorydataset/MPRAGEto the output directory. If called from ChRIS, the input directory spec refers to a location in openstorage, otherwise it is interpreted as a system directory spec.mkdiroutdockerrun--rm-v$(pwd)/in:/incoming-v$(pwd)/out:/outgoing\fnndsc/pl-pacscopypacscopy.py\--dirdataset/MPRAGE\/outgoing
Package: pacsltk
Developed in PACS Lab to ease the process of deployment and testing of
our benchmarking workload to AWS Lambda. To see how you can use pacsltk,
check out thegithub
repository.InstallationpipinstallpacsltkExamplesYou can use the package as simple as the short code snippet below:frompacsltkimportperfmodelarrival_rate=100warm_service_time=2cold_service_time=25idle_time_before_kill=10*60print("arrival_rate:",arrival_rate)print("warm_service_time:",warm_service_time)print("cold_service_time:",cold_service_time)print("idle_time_before_kill:",idle_time_before_kill)props1,props2=perfmodel.get_sls_warm_count_dist(arrival_rate,warm_service_time,cold_service_time,idle_time_before_kill)perfmodel.print_props(props1)which produces an output similar to the following:arrival_rate: 100
warm_service_time: 2
cold_service_time: 25
idle_time_before_kill: 600

Properties:
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avg_server_count: 251.043927
avg_running_count: 200.148828
avg_running_warm_count: 199.987058
avg_idle_count: 51.056869
cold_prob: 0.000065
avg_utilization: 0.796622
avg_resp_time: 2.001488
rejection_prob: 0.000000
rejection_rate: 0.000000
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Package: pacsquery
AbstractA CUBE ‘fs’ plugin to query a remote PACS.NAMEpacsquery.pySYNOPSIS..code-block:: bashpacsquery.py    –pfdcm <PACserviceIP:port>             \[–msg <jsonMsgString>]                 \
[–patientID <patientID>]               \
[–PACSservice <PACSservice>]           \
[–summaryKeys <keylist>]               \
[–summaryFile <summaryFile>]           \
[–resultFile <resultFile>]             \
[–numberOfHitsFile <numberOfHitsFile>] \
<outputdir>DESCRIPTION‘pacsquery.py’ is a “FeedStarter” (FS) ChrisApp plugin that is used
to query a PACS and start a new Feed.Importantly, this app doesnotactually talk to a PACS directly;
instead it interacts with an intermediary service, typically ‘pfdcm’.
This intermediary service actually connects to a PACS and performs
queries, which it returns to this app.Thus, it is important to understand that this app does not need
specific details on the PACS IP, port, AETITLE, etc. All of this
information is managed by ‘pfdcm’. This does mean of course, that
‘pfdcm’ needs to be intantiated correctly. Please see the ‘pfdcm’
github wiki for specific instructions.Note though that it is possible to pass to this app a ‘pfdcm’
compliant message string using the [–msg <jsonMsgString>]. This
<jsonMsgString> can be used to set ‘pfdcm’ internal lookup and
add new PACS entries. This <jsonMsgString> can also be used to
perform a query.However, most often, the simplest mechanism of query will be through
the ‘–patientID’ and ‘PACSservice’ flags.Finally, the <outputdir> positional argument is MANDATORY and defines
the output directory (or relative dir when called through the
CHRIS API) for result tables/files.RESULTSResults from this app are typically three files in the <outputdir>.
These are:o summary file of the hits, using <keyList>, <summaryFile>
o JSON formatted results from ‘pfdcm’, <resultFile>
o hit file containing number of hits, <numberOfHitsFile>ARGS--pfdcm<PACserviceIP:port>The IP and port specifier of the ‘pfdcm’ service.—msg <jsonMsgString>]A ‘pfdcm’ conforming message string. If sent to this app,
the message string is passed through unaltered to ‘pfdcm’.
This allows for setting up internals of ‘pfdcm’ and/or
doing queries and interactions directly.USE WITH CARE.—patientID <patientID>]The <patientID> string to query.—PACSservice <PACSservice>]The “name” of the PACS to query within ‘pfdcm’. This is
used to look up the PACS IP, port, AETitle, etc.—summaryKeys <keylist>]A comma separated list of ‘keys’ to include in the
summary report. Typically:PatientID,PatientAge,StudyDescription,StudyInstanceUID,SeriesDescription,SeriesInstanceUID,NumberOfSeriesRelatedInstances—summaryFile <summaryFile>]The name of the file in the <outputdir> to contain the summary report.—resultFile <resultFile>]The name of the file in the <outputdir> to contain the results.—numberOfHitsFile <numberOfHitsFile>]The name of the file in the <outputdir> to contain the number of hits.<outputdir>The output directory.RunUsingdocker rundockerrun-t--rm\-v$(pwd)/output:/output\fnndsc/pl-pacsquerypacsquery.py\--pfdcmlocalhost:5015\--PACSserviceorthanc\--PatientID1234567\/output
Package: pacsretrieve
AbstractA CUBE ‘ds’ plugin to retrieve DICOM data from a remote PACS.A “preview.jpg” is added in each series directory for quick preview of the data.PreconditionsData from the PACS must be pre-processed bypypx: listen.RunUsingdocker rundockerrun-t--rm-v$(pwd)/../pl-pacsquery/out:/input\-v$(pwd)/output:/output\fnndsc/pl-pacsretrievepacsretrieve.py--aetCHIPS--aecORTHANC--aetListenerCHIPS\--serverIP192.168.1.40--serverPort4242\--seriesUIDS0--dataLocation/incoming/input/output