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tahoe-scorm 0.2.0
Tahoe SCORM Customizations package.

# Tahoe Scorm
Tahoe SCORM XBlock Customizations: Storage Backends.


# Change Log
 - `v0.2.0` Allow override of course_org determined s3 domain (defaults to using course_org)
 - `v0.1.4` Fix compatibility with Tahoe 2.0 configurations
 - `v0.1.2` Fix ImportError on Python 3.5
 - `v0.1.1` First release
CLIColorizer 0.0.1
A simple way to color and style CLI text in Python.
Requires Python: >=3.7

# CLIColorizer

## A very simple way to add color to your Python CLI apps.


#
# Example uses:


## Create an instance of the CLIColorizer class
import CLIColorizer
 color = CLIColorizer()
##
## Example usage
print(f"{color.yellow}Hello, World!{color.reset}")

print(f"{color.blink}{color.yellow}{color.red_bg}Hello, world!{color.reset}")

print_colored_text("Hello, World!", "yellow")

print_colored_text("This is a test.", "red")

print_colored_text("The sky is blue.", "blue")

print_colored_text("I love Python.", "white")

##
# Caveats:

 Not all escape codes work with all terminals. Be sure to test your terminal with the styles you  would like to use.
ColorizerCLI 0.0.1
A simple way to color and style CLI text in Python.
Requires Python: >=3.7

# ColorizerCLI

## A very simple way to add color to your Python CLI apps.


#
# Example uses:


## Create an instance of the ColorizerCLI class
 color = Colorizer()
##
## Example usage
print(f"{color.yellow}Hello, World!{color.reset}")

print(f"{color.blink}{color.yellow}{color.red_bg}Hello, world!{color.reset}")

print_colored_text("Hello, World!", "yellow")

print_colored_text("This is a test.", "red")

print_colored_text("The sky is blue.", "blue")

print_colored_text("I love Python.", "white")

##
# Caveats:

 Not all escape codes work with all terminals. Be sure to test your terminal with the styles you  would like to use.
Colorizer-davebowlin 0.0.1
A simple way to color and style CLI text in Python.
Requires Python: >=3.7

# Colorizer

## A very simple way to add color to your Python CLI apps.


#
# Example uses:


## Create an instance of the Colorizer class
 color = Colorizer()
##
## Example usage
print(f"{color.yellow}Hello, World!{color.reset}")

print(f"{color.blink}{color.yellow}{color.red_bg}Hello, world!{color.reset}")

print_colored_text("Hello, World!", "yellow")

print_colored_text("This is a test.", "red")

print_colored_text("The sky is blue.", "blue")

print_colored_text("I love Python.", "white")

##
# Caveats:

 Not all escape codes work with all terminals. Be sure to test your terminal with the styles you  would like to use.
notip 0.1.6
Nonparametric True Discovery Proportion control for brain imaging

# NOTIP: Non-parametric True Discovery Proportion control for brain imaging

This repository contains the code to reproduce all experiments of the Notip paper (https://arxiv.org/abs/2204.10572). The scripts directory contains a script per figure.
Note that the first time you run one of those scripts, the fMRI data fetching from Neurovault will take place, which takes a significant amount of time. This only needs to be done once.

### Installing dependencies

```
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
```

### Reproducing figures

To reproduce any figure, i.e. figure 2, run:

```
python figure_2.py
```
This will display the corresponding figure as well as save it in ../figures

### Parallelization

To speed up any script using parallelization on CPU cores, use:

```
python figure_2.py 6
```

With any number of CPU cores instead of 6.