Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: zorroautomator
Author: Robert A. McLeodEmail:robbmcleod@gmail.comZorro is a package designed for registration of image drift for dose fractionation in electron microscopy.  It is specifically designed to suppress correlated noise.Zorro is currently in beta.  Our current priority is to provide better ease of installation, so if you have problems with installing Zorro please do not hesitate to open an issue.For help on installation please see the wiki page:https://github.com/C-CINA/zorro/wikiZorro has the following dependencies:numpySciPypyFFTWAnd the following optional dependencies (for loading HDF5 and TIFF files respectively):PyTablesscikit-imageZorro comes packaged with a modified version of the NumExpr virtual machine callednumexprzthat has support forcomplex64data types.Zorro is MIT license.AutomatorThe Automator for Zorro and 2dx is a GUI interface to Zorro.It has the following additional dependencies:PySideAutomator also comes with the Skulk Manager tool which may be used as a daemon to watch a directory for new image stacks and automatically process them.Automator is LGPL license.Feature ListImport: DM4, MRC, HDF5, stacked TIFFApply gain reference to SerialEM 4/8-bit MRC stacks.Fourier cropping of super-resolution stacks.Can operate on Sun Grid Engine cluster.Flexible filters: dose filtering, low-pass filteringStochastic hot pixel filter detects per-stack radiation damage to the detectorCTF estimation with: CTFFIND4.1, GCTFParticle picking with: Gautomatch (alpha-status)Independent (separate even-odd frame) and non-independent FRC resolution estimators.Archiving with: 7z, pigz, lbzip2Output of diagnostic PNGsCitationsMcLeod, R.A., Kowal, J., Ringler, P., Stahlberg, H. 2017. Robust image alignment for cryogenic transmission electron microscopy. J. Struct. Biol. 197:279-293.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1047847716302520Zorro and Automator make use of or interface with the following 3rd party programs:CTF estimation CTFFIND4.1:Rohou, A., Grigorieff, N., 2015. CTFFIND4: Fast and accurate defocus estimation from electron micrographs. Journal of Structural Biology, Recent Advances in Detector Technologies and Applications for Molecular TEM 192, 216-221. doi:10.1016/j.jsb.2015.08.008CTF estimation from GCTF:Zhang, K., 2016. Gctf: Real-time CTF determination and correction. Journal of Structural Biology 193, 1-12. doi:10.1016/j.jsb.2015.11.0034/8-bit MRC from SerialEM:Mastronarde, D.N. 2005. Automated electron microscope tomography using robust prediction of specimen movements. J. Struct. Biol. 152:36-51.Zorro’s dose filter is ported from Unblur:Grant, T., Grigorieff, N., 2015. Measuring the optimal exposure for single particle cryo-EM using a 2.6 Å reconstruction of rotavirus VP6. eLife Sciences e06980. doi:10.7554/eLife.06980
Package: zorroclient
Zorro Clientzorro-clientis a library written for use with Zorro, an algorithmic trading platform. This library includes a full API client with access to user-written indicators and strategies. In addition, it includes the backtesting framework and scripting language used by Zorro, so you can test out your strategies on your own data as well.Install$ pip3 install zorro-clientExampleimportzorrotheAPI=zorro.Api(api_key="your-api-key",secret_key="your-secret-key")my_indicator=theAPI.indicators['indicator-id']my_strategy=theAPI.strategies['strategy-id']stock_data=zorro.StockData.create(["AAPL","AMZN"],"2020-01-03","2020-07-11","1d")# backtest the strategybacktest=my_strategy.create_backtest(stock_data)backtest.simulate()# find important detailsbacktest_results=backtest.analyze()sharpe_ratio=backtest_results['sharpe_ratio']alpha=backtest_results['alpha']beta=backtest_results['beta']profit_pct=backtest_results['profit_percent']profit=backtest_results['profit']trade_history=backtest.trade_historyprint(backtest_results)UsageImportimportzorroCreate a strategymy_strategy=zorro.Strategy({"type":"order","stock":"AAPL","qty":"10"})Execute the strategy on a paper APINo setup required.paper_broker=zorro.PaperBroker()my_strategy.execute(handler=paper_broker)Execute the strategy on a live APITo do this, you will need an Alpaca account. You can create onehere.live_broker=zorro.LiveBroker(alpaca_api_key_id="<Your API key>",alpaca_api_secret="<Your API secret")my_strategy.execute(handler=live_broker)Thank you for using Zorro!If you have any questions, reach out to us atour email.
Package: zorro-df
Zorro DFZorro DF is a python package for masking pandas dataframe objects in order to
anonymise data. It allows you to strip away identifiable column names and string
values, replacing them with a generic naming convention. The package is built
under the scikit-learn transformer framework and hence can be plugged into any
scikit-learn Pipeline.The package source-code can be found athttp://github.com/epw505/zorro_dfGetting StartedRequirementspandas>=0.25.3
scikit-learn>=0.22.1InstallationZorro DF can be installed usingpipwith the following command:pip install zorro_dfExamplesOnce the package is installed, you can load Zorro DF into your python session
and use the Masker object to mask your data.from zorro_df import mask_dataframe as mf

example_masker = mf.Masker()
example_masker.fit(data)
masked_data = example_masker.transform(data)TestsThe test suite for Zorro DF is built usingpytestwith thepytest-mockplugin. Install both as follows.pip install pytest
pip install pytest-mockOnce they are installed, you can run the test suite from the root directory of
Zorro Df.pytest tests/Future DevelopmentReverse masking to allow retrieval of original dataAdditional numerical scaling techniques
Package: zortheix
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Package: zo-sdk
01.xyz Python SDKDocumentation|PyPiPython SDK to interface with the 01 Solana program.Installation$ pip install zo-sdkGeneral UsagefromzoimportZo# Create the client. By default, this loads the local payer# and initializes a margin account for the payer if there# isn't already one.zo=awaitZo.new(cluster='devnet')# View market and collateral info.print(zo.collaterals["BTC"])print(zo.markets["BTC-PERP"])# Deposit and withdraw collateral.awaitzo.deposit(1,"SOL")awaitzo.withdraw(1,"SOL")# Place and cancel orders.awaitzo.place_order(1.,100.,'bid',symbol="SOL-PERP",order_type="limit",client_id=1)awaitzo.cancel_order_by_client_id(1,symbol="SOL-PERP")# Refresh loaded accounts to see updates,# such as change in collateral after deposits.awaitzo.refresh()# View own balance, positions and orders.print(zo.balance["BTC"])print(zo.position["BTC-PERP"])print(zo.orders["BTC-PERP"])# Dispatch multiple instructions in a single transaction,# using the `_ix` variant.awaitzo.send(zo.cancel_order_by_client_id_ix(1,symbol="SOL-PERP"),zo.place_order_ix(1.,100.,'bid',symbol="SOL-PERP",order_type="limit",client_id=1),)
Package: zoslogs
zoslogsLibrary for parsing z/OS log files (syslog, operlog) up into individual messages.  Because logs can be messy, and
authorized programs can write whatever they want to the log, by default it will discard anything that doesn’t match
what a log entry should look like, and return whatever it can make sense of.Please note that this was written to solve a problem I was having; it’s by no means perfect, but it may solve a problem
you have, too, and I do plan on continuing to improve it as I have time.  Pull requests and bug reports will certainly
be appreciated.Free software: Apache Software License 2.0Documentation:https://zoslogs.readthedocs.io.FeaturesHandle compressed filesFiltering messagesCreditsCreated by Kevin McKenziekmckenzi@us.ibm.comThis package was created withCookiecutterand theaudreyr/cookiecutter-pypackageproject template.History0.1.3 (2022-0x-04)Include history update for version 0.1.2, and other cleanup to doc0.1.2 (2022-03-29)Point source code location in setup.py to the correct place.0.1.1 (2022-03-29)Move CI to Github actions.0.1.0 (2022-03-04)First release on PyPI.
Package: zos-util
zos-utilThis module provides a Python interface into various z/OS utilitiesAPISeeherefor the APIExampleimport zos_util
import tempfile
f = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile()
# To specify a file with IBM-1047 code set
fpath = f.name
zos_util.chtag(fpath, 1047)
 
# To specify a file with ISO8859-1 code set
zos_util.chtag(fpath)
tag_info = zos_util.get_tag_info(fpath)
print(f"CCSID:{tag_info[0]}, TXT_FLAG:{tag_info[1]}")
 
# set to tag_mixed mode
zos_util.tag_mixed(fpath)
tag_info = zos_util.get_tag_info(fpath)
print(f"CCSID:{tag_info[0]}, TXT_FLAG:{tag_info[1]}")
 
# remove the tag from the file
zos_util.untag(fpath)
tag_info = zos_util.get_tag_info(fpath)
print(f"CCSID:{tag_info[0]}, TXT_FLAG:{tag_info[1]}")Build Instructionpython3 ./setup installTest Instructioncd testpython3 ./tag_test.py
Package: zos-utilities
Library for performing various utility functions needed for z/OS libraries. I have a couple of libraries that do
various things for/with z/OS, and they all need to convert from the z/OS Julian Date to datetime, so I thought I might
as well put it into a library.  I’m also starting to build a representation of z/OS and IBM Z from an infrastructure
perspective.0.1.0 (2022-04-20)First release on PyPI.0.2.0 (2022-05-02)Add initial support for CPCs, LPARs, and logical CPUsChange minimum python level to 3.7 so I can use dataclasses.  3.6 is EOL anyway.0.3.0 (2022-05-04)Add support for PROCVIEW CPU systems0.3.1 (2022-05-04)Had conflicting requirements for twine in requirements_dev.txt0.4.0 (2022-05-10)Add some additional cpc and lpar fieldsAutomate build and publishing to Pypi0.5.0 (2022-05-25)Strip out leading spaces from inputs (because sometimes they’re getting passed in that way)0.5.3 (2022-06-13)Bugfixes0.6.0 (2023-06-25)Add initial support for IEE200I (D ASM output)
Package: zot4rst
BackgroundZoterois a useful tool for managing citations.zot4rst is an extension to the Pythondocutilspackage for including
citations inreStructuredTextdocuments.zot4rst is developed under Linux, has been tested on Windows, and
should run under Mac OS.InstallationInstallZotero.Download and install zotxt:https://bitbucket.org/egh/zotxt/downloads/zotxt.xpiInstall zot4rst:sudo python setup.py installQuickstartSeeexample/example.rst, and the generatedexample/example.pdfandexample/example.html. Citation syntax is identical to pandoc.zot4rst automatically maps citation keys (e.g., @DoeTitle2010) to
entries in the zotero database. The key should be of the form
@AuthorTitleDate. So, for the item:John Doe, “Article,” Journal of Generic Studies, 2006.You could use: @DoeArticle2006. This should be easy to use, but the
reference needs to be unambiguous, which might be a problem if there
are multiple items with the same author, title, and year. I am looking
into ways to handle this better.To includeZoterocitations in areStructuredTextdocument, you must
use the bundledzrst2*scripts, which have been modified to
include support forzoterodirectives. These executables are
installed usingsetup.pyabove. Currently, they are:zrst2htmlzrst2odtzrst2pdfzrst2pseudoxmlzrst2rstSphinxTo use in sphinx, simply add thezot4rst.sphinxextension to yourconf.pyfile:extensions = ['zot4rst.sphinx']PelicanTo use inpelican(version 3.1 or later), add the following to yourpelicanconf.pyfile:PLUGINS = [‘zot4rst.pelican_plugin’,]DetailsSome details, in no particular order.Note thatzrst2rstwill transform your citations into plain
reStructuredText files without the Zotero extension. For example:A citation group :xcite:`[see @item1 p. 34-35; also @item3 chap. 3]`.will become:A citation group (see Doe 2005, p. 34–35; also Doe and Roe 2007,
chap. 3).and the bibliography will be fully expanded. This can be used to
create RST files that will work without zot4rst.If you use a footnote citation format, zot4rst will insert footnotes
for you.However, if you also use regular autonumbered footnotes in the same
section or paragraph, the ordering will be wrong. So if you want to do
this, you will need to put your citations in a footnote
explicitly. For example:Water is wet. [#]_ But there are those who dispute it. [#]_

.. [#] :xcite:`[See @item3]`.

.. [#] These people are wrong.
Package: zotac
Zotac toolsThis package simplifies remote manipulation of rosbags on zotac.
It lets you copy rosbags to your PC and delete old robags.
It also provides a view of all rosbags grouped by date.InstallationSimply run$python3-mpipinstallzotac(Requires python >= 3.6)UsageConfigure remotes, rosbag dir and optionally disk name (forzotac status)$zotacconfig\remotesREMOTE1,REMOTE2,REMOTE3,..\logdirPATH_TO_ROSBAGS\diskDISK_NAMEIt is possible to configure multiple remotes by passing a comma-separated list.
When issuing commands to zotac, the tool will first select an available remote from the specified list.CommandsPrint the help$zotacCOMMAND--helpe.g.$zotaccopy--helpGet more detailed output (suitable for debugging):$zotacCOMMAND-v/--verbosee.g.$zotaclist-vView the rosbag directory$zotaclistCopy selected rosbag including logs$zotaccopy# By default copies second-to-last bag$zotaccopyROSBAG_INDEX
$zotaccopyROSBAG_INDEXTARGET_DIRCopy only logs$zotaccopyROSBAG_INDEX-l/--logs-onlyDelete logs$zotacdelete-a/--all# Delete all$zotacdelete-u/--untilROSBAG_INDEX# Delete all bags before$zotacdelete-k/--keepROSBAG_INDEX# Keep all bags afterView disk usage$zotacstatusConfigure$zotacconfig\remotesREMOTE1,REMOTE2,REMOTE3,..\logdirPATH_TO_ROSBAGS\diskDISK_NAME
Package: zotcher
Zotchermade with ❤️ bymentix02A simple (unofficial) Zomato™ Partner API client library & CLI.Note: Zotcher is in no way affiliated with Zomato™ or any of its subsidiaries. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. The project itself is licensed under the GPLv3 license.Installationpip install zotcherEtymologyImportant things first.Zomato™ + fetcher = ZotcherMotivationZomato™ devs were too incompetent to provide order items in their CSV exports and after
tearing my hair out by scraping their dashboard via client side Javascript, it became
readily apparent that hacking around their private API would be far easier than sitting around and praying for them do the sensible thing. So I did.Config & UsageZotcher was built with convention over configuration in mind. All that is required by
the user is the Node.js fetch call tofetch-orders-by-statesthat can be grabbed from Chrome's Network tab in it's developer tools.Open up theZomato Partner Dashboardin Chrome.Open the developer tools (F12). Click on "Network".Right clickfetch-orders-by-statesand select "Copy" -> "Copy as Node.js fetch".Paste the copied code into a file, e.g.fetch.js.Run theconfigcommand to generate a config file. This should create aconfig.jsonfile.$zotcher.pyconfigfetch.jsFetch the orders using thefetchcommand.$zotcher.pyfetchorders.jsonThis should save the orders from the past 10 days toorders.json. You can go further by tweaking the
flags of thefetchcommand. Enjoy!
Package: zotero2wordcloud
zotero2wordcloudCreate a word cloud based on a specified field of a collection of papers from Zotero.Installation instructionsOpen a terminal window, and create a new virtual environment calledzotero2wordcloudUsingConda:conda create --name zotero2wordcloudUsing python:python3.7 -m venv my_envActivate the new environmentconda activate zotero2wordcloudorsource zotero2wordcloud/bin/activateNote always work in this virtual environment when working on this project, and deactivate the environment when you're done.Navigate to the folder where you'd like to install this packagecd <yourpath/GitHub/mkdir zotero2wordcloudcd zotero2wordcloudInstallUsing pip:pip install zotero2wordcloudUsing Anaconda:conda config --add channels conda-forge && conda install zotero2wordcloudUsage instructions:Before starting, you'll need three pieces of information from Zotery: library ID, library type, and API key.Your personal library ID is availablefrom Zotero.If you're using a group library, the ID is on the group's pagehttps://www.zotero.org/groups/yourgroupname. Hover over theGroup Settingslink.You will likely need tocreate a new API keyIf you're having trouble getting access to your Zotero library, check out example #1 in the/examplesfolder. Also seePyzotero documentationfor more information.Using terminal:from zotero2wordcloud.zoterto2wordcloud import zotero2wordcloudUsing Anacondajupyter lab zotero2wordcloud.ipynbReporting issuesIf you encounter an error while using this package, please open an issue on itsGithub issues page.Licensezotero2wordcloud is licensed under theGNU General Public License v3.0.
Package: zotero-sync
Zotero SyncBack up your data when using this script. I have not lost any, but I can't make any guarantees.A simple module for updating zotflies directories. You can use this to delete redundant files or upload newly added files from the filesystem. It works by looking at every reference you have on zotero.org (you don't need to have files uploaded to make this work) and then compares the paths of those attachements to the ones in you zotfile directory. If there are any on your zotfile directory that aren't in your zotfile cloud, you can choose to "trash" or "upload" them.Installationpipinstallzotero_syncUsageGo and create a new api key athttps://www.zotero.org/settings/keys. Take note of the api key and also take note of the line that says "Your userID for use in API calls is ***"Create a.zoterosyncfile in your home directory:#~/.zoterosyncZOTFILE_DIR='***'USER_ID='***'API_KEY='***'For information on script usage.zotero_sync--help
Package: zoterotex
zoterotexWrapper forpyzoterothat keeps a BibTeX file in sync with a Zotero library.SetupAPI KeyYou'll need an API key to usezoterotex, which can be created inyour Zotero account.InstallationpipinstallzoterotexExample usageFor a user libraryYou can retrieve your userid fromyour Zotero keys settings. For example, if
your username is 54321, you can sync with:zoterotexsyncuser54321myuser.bib--api-keyaabbccdd11223344For a group libraryIf you navigate to [your Zotero groups], you can grab a group ID from the url. For example, group
12345678 has the URLhttps://www.zotero.org/groups/12345678/my_group_name, and you can sync like so:zoterotexsyncgroup12345678mygroup.bib--api-keyaabbccdd11223344
Package: zotero-word-items-to-collection
# Zotero Word items to collectionA Python utility to create a Zotero collection from items added to a Word (.docx) document via the Zotero Word integration.## Setup
- Open a commandline and install using pip:pip install zotero_word_items_to_collection- Login to Zotero online and create a Zotero API key with write permissions here:https://www.zotero.org/settings/keys/new- Copy the API string displayed after you saved it and save it to an empty file in your home directory called:~/.zotero_api_key(you can also parse it via the–api-keyargument)## Usage
On a commandline run:` zotero_word_items_to_collection <path/to/docx/file> "New collection name" `(add-hfor help or-nto do a dryrun first)## Credit
Michel Wortmann <wortmann@pik-potsdam.de>MIT Licence