semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
graysimp 0.1.0
欢迎使用Lanpasby的“简约库”
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Example Package

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This is a simple example package. You can use
[Github-flavored Markdown](https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/)
to write your content.


# How To Use It

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Download the graytime module

Enter "pip install lanoutput" in command

Understand the modules of this library

You can wait a few days because I haven't finished yet

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You can write an email to me

My email is huibubu2022@163.com

Or you can in the [My Programming Website](https://code.xueersi.com/space/31023943)

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 # 可使用版本为

V0.1.0
TeamStrange 1.2
A small package for working with time series. Created by Team Strange.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# TeamStrange Package

This is a small package for working with time series. The package is mainly build around the existing package pandas, 
however, it focuses on editing specifically time series. The functionalities include import, export, 
changing values in various ways, getting intervals and single data-points, adding, removing, finding and moving 
data-points, and finally, creating peaks in the time series.\
In order to use the TeamStrange Package, just typ "py -m pip install TeamStrange" and use "from TeamStrange import TimeSeries" 
at the beginning of your code.
TeamStrange-Martin-Clever6 1.0
A small package for working with time series. Created by Team Strange.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# TeamStrange Package

This is a small package for working with time series. The package is mainly build around the existing package pandas, 
however, it focuses on editing specifically time series. The functionalities include import, export, 
changing values in various ways, getting intervals and single data-points, adding, removing, finding and moving 
data-points, and finally, creating peaks in the time series.\
In order to import the TeamStrange Package, just typ "pip install TeamStrange-Martin-Clever" and use "import TimeSeries" 
at the beginning of the code.