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zotero-sync 0.1.6
A module for managing zotfiles files
Requires Python: >=3.8,<4.0

# Zotero Sync

![demo](demo.gif)

`Back 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.

## Installation

```zsh
pip install zotero_sync
```

## Usage

Go and create a new api key at https://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 `.zoterosync` file in your home directory:

``` json
# ~/.zoterosync

ZOTFILE_DIR='***'
USER_ID = '***'
API_KEY = '***'
```

For information on script usage.

```zsh
zotero_sync --help
```
denton 0.0.2
function to interpolate data using the denton procedure.
Requires Python: >=3.0

# Denton proportional procedure

The package provide a function to make an interpolation using the denton proportional procedure. It uses 2 arrays: the first one is the indicator array (high frequency data) and the second one is the aggregate array (low frequency data). Notice that the first array must have multiple number of elements of the second one. In this case, it is consider that the second array as means of a subsets elements of the first array. Boths array must be order ascending in time.

An example is included in the repository

The methodology was taken from: https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/qna/pdf/2017/chapter6.pdf

The package use the FOC of the minimization problem to get the optimal solution.

Requirements:
python 3+
numpy 

Installation:

pip install denton

github: https://github.com/MaxLugo/denton