semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
circlejerk 0.2.0
Fit a circle on a mask as accurately as possible by brute-forcing a location from an approximate location
License: MIT

# circlejerk

Instead of using the Hough-Transform, this approach is fitting a circle using a brute-force algorithm. This is more accurate but not really fast, hence we implemented it in Rust so that we can use a *dumb-but-it-works* approach to accurately get the centerpoint of the circle.

Our exapmle mask is not great, because we also need to catch the reflective part of the sphere. We then applied the algorithm to find the centerpoint of the sphere.

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## Example Usage

```console
pip install circlejerk
```
    
```python
from circlejerk import circle_fit
optimum = circle_fit(mask, initial_guess, radius, search_space=search_space)
```
csptlib 1.4
The CSPTLIB Project is a library of tools for evaluating the coordination performance of transportation arteries, designed to help traffic engineers improve the efficiency of their assessments. It supports the Python programming language and provides two use cases.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.9

The CSPTLIB Project is a library of tools for evaluating the coordination performance of transportation arteries, designed to help traffic engineers improve the efficiency of their assessments. It supports the Python programming language and provides two use cases.
wallman 1.5.2.8
A simple program to set dynamic wallpapers on standalone X11 Windows Managers and Wayland compositors
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.11
Keywords: Desktop, Wallpapers

# Wallman

For the full documentation, please see: **[README.org](https://git.entheuer.de/emma/Wallman/src/branch/main/README.org)**