semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
ProSa 0.0.6
Set of tools to estimates finite populations parameters based on probabilistic designs and assisted-models estimators.
Requires Python: >=3.7
Keywords: statistics,data science,research,survey

# Prosa

Set of tools to estimates finite populations parameters based on probabilistic designs and assisted-model estimators.

* Bernoulli Sampling with inclusion probability p of a population of size N.
* Simple Random Sampling without Replacement of a population of size N.
* Horvitz-Thompson Estimator of the total parameter under a given sampling design. 
* Hansen-Hurvitz Estimator of the total parameter under a given sampling design.


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  PROSA - PRObabilistics SAmpling
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Estimation of finite populations parameters based on probabilistic designs and assisted-model estimators
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**NOTE:** Prosa is supported for python3 and above only. The recommended installation method is through pip/pip3.

## License:

**prosa** is distributed under the [**MIT License**]
memhax 0.1.0
A Python library for getting access to raw memory and internals
Requires Python: >=3.11,<3.12

# Memhax

A python library for accessing raw python objects and other regions in memory.

## Installation

```bash
$ pip install memhax
```

## Usage

### Read/Write raw memory
```python
from memhax.constants import memory

# Read 4 bytes from address 0x12345678
with memory(0x12345678) as mem:
    data = mem.read(4)
```

### Dump an object's struct
```python
from memhax.cpython.primitives import PyLongObject

print(PyLongObject)

# struct PyLongObject {
#     Py_ssize_t    ob_refcnt;
#     PyTypeObject* ob_type;
#     Py_ssize_t    ob_size;
#     uint32_t[]    ob_digit;
# }
```


### Read/modify python objects
```python
from memhax.cpython.collections import PyTupleObject

my_tuple = (1, "abc", 3.5)
tuple_obj = PyTupleObject(id(my_tuple))

# Get the tuple's length
print(tuple_obj.ob_size())  # => 3

# Replace an item in the tuple
new_item = [my_tuple, b"123"]
tuple_obj.ob_item[0].raw(id(new_item))
print(my_tuple)  # => ([(...), b'123'], 'abc', 3.5)
```
cookieutils 0.0.4
A ton of usefull utils for python console applications
Requires Python: >=3.6

CookieUtils
=========================
A modual for usfull utilitys i always needed

Install
--------
To install the modual run
```console
pip install cookieutils
```
for more info visit [https://epic-oreo.gitbook.io/cookie-utils/](https://epic-oreo.gitbook.io/cookie-utils/)