semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
Linq.py 0.0.1
A small package for games and file maintenance
Requires Python: >=3.8

# What is this?
Linq.py is a simple py engine used mostly for file writing and as a game engine. It is not intended for commercial use but for personal use.
# Commands
## Fs
### fs.write(content, path, filename) 
This will write the content to a file specified in the path!
### fs.read(path, log)
This will read from the specified path + file (./data/test.txt) and will print it if the log is True.

For printing single content:
fs.read(path, True)

Output: Hey (example)

For printing with own words:

fs.read(path, 'i said')
Output: I said Hey!

## Game (NOT DONE YET)

### Player
#### Player.setusername(name)
This will write the users name to a Data folder

#### Player.username()
This will print the players username
recompy 1.0.3
A recommender library
Requires Python: >=3.5

# Recompy

Recompy is a library for recommender systems. It provides an easy framework to train models, calculate similarities, showing recommendations.

Recompy shows the train end test errors in each epoch. After a new user is created by defining item id and rating, recommendation can simply obtained. Recompy uses FunkSVD algorithm to train recommender system model. Multiple similarity metrics can be used to calculate user similarity for any given new user.

## Functions

_set_hyperparameters(initialization_method, max_epoch, n_latent,_
_learning_rate, regularization, early_stopping, init_mean_ init*sd):*
A function to set hyperparameters. Available initialization techniques are: Random initializer, Normal initializer and He initializer. init_mean and init_sd parameters are used in Normal Initializer as mean and standard deviation.

_train_test_split(rated_count, movie_ratio_to_be_splitted, test_split):_
A function to perform train test split.

_fit():_
Trains FunkSVD model.

_get_recommendation_for_existing_user(user_id, howMany):_
Gets howMany recommendations for given user_id.

_get_recommendation_for_new_user(user_ratings, similarity_measure,_
_howManyUsers, howManyItems):_ Gets recommendations for new user by a given similarity measure. Similarity measures can be Cosine Similarity, Pearson Correlation, Adjusted Cosine Similarity, Weighted Cosine Similarity, Constrained Pearson Correlation, Mean Squared Difference.

_get_similar_products(item_id, howMany):_
Gets howMany similar items to a given item.

_novelty(recommendation_list):_
Returns novelty of a given recommendation list.

_precision_recall_at_k(threshold, k):_
Returns precision and recall values of recommended items at k.
xmind2testlink 2.0.9
Convert xmind to TestLink xml
Keywords: xmind testlink import converter testing testcase


Documentation
-------------
xmind2testlink is a tool to help you convert xmind file to testlink recognized xml files,
then you can import it into testlink as test suite and test cases.

For more detail, please go to: https://github.com/tobyqin/xmind2testlink


Change Log
----------
2.0.9

Fix unit test and flake8 issues.

2.0.8

Enhancement - parse callout as preconditions for XmindZen.
Auto determine rule v1 or v2 by checking descendants of the 3rd level nodes(which is v1 testcase level) have priority marker or not.  

2.0.7

Bug fix - convert execution type to 1 by default.

2.0.6

Support XmindZen file type, since comments feature is removed in xmind zen, so we cannot create `preconditions` from XmindZen.

2.0.5

Bug fix - failed to parse priority maker, thanks @nancy301513.

2.0.4

Bug fix - failed to parse comment node.

2.0.3

Bug fix - root suite should not have a title.

2.0.1

Bug fix - web app should not cache the connector.
Bug fix - combination title parts incorrectly under some conditions.

2.0.0

Upgrade to v2.0, support convert more flexible xmind files.

1.1.7

Keep line breaks and html tag for text fields, such as test suite summary, test case steps.

1.1.4

Fix potential failure if test action node is empty.

1.1.1

Fix potential failure if the node is a image.

1.1.0

Handle unicode in xmind.

1.0.0

The baby version.
pacifica-dispatcher 0.2.5
Pacifica Dispatcher

# Pacifica Dispatcher
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Pacifica Dispatcher receives and handles [CloudEvents](https://cloudevents.io/) notifications.

## Documentation

For installation, configuration and usage documentation please
refer to the [Read the Docs](https://pacifica-dispatcher.readthedocs.io)
documentation.

* [Installation](docs/installation.md) documentation.
EZobject2xml 1.0.2
Easily save and load any object data to/from a xml file
Requires Python: >=3.8

# EZobject2xml
Save and load easily any python object data into/from a xml file.

This module has only one object _xmltool_ with 2 functions.

#### For saving an object into a xml file, you just have to code (python):
```python
from EZobject2xml.xmltoolMod import *
myXmltool = xmltool()
myXmltool.saveObject2xml(myObject,myFilename)
```
where:
>_myObject_ is the object to save

>_myFileName_ if the xml file

#### And for loading:
```python
myXmltool.loadObjectFromXml(myObject,myFilename)
```

#### Not wanna save a data of your object ?:
Just add "__" at the end of the name of the data and "saveObject2xml" function won't save this data.

#### Wanna save a single value data such as integer, float, string, set, tuple, list or dict ?:
You just have to use SingleType class object:
```python
from EZobject2xml.xmltoolMod import *
myxmltool = xmltool()
myvalue_object = SingleType(myvalue)
myxmltool.saveObject2xml(myvalue_object,'myvalue.xml')
```
For loading:
```python
myxmltool.loadObjectFromXml(myvalue_object,'myvalue.xml')
myvalue = myvalue_object.value
```
where:
>_myvalue_ is any basic data type as int, float, str, set, tuple, list or dict

#### Exception:
If objects have to be dynamically initialized during the data reading process
(i.e. if your object has a list of an undefined number of other objects), 
we have to create them first before reading their saved data.
In order to do that, we give a list of object class that we could use to create a new instance of these objects.

This list of class objects is a initDataList object and we pass it as:
```python
myInitDataList = initDataList()
myInitDataList.addInitData(mySubObject1Class,(a tuple containing the parameters to initialize this SubObject))
myInitDataList.addInitData(mySubObject2Class,(a tuple containing the parameters to initialize this SubObject))
...

myXmltool = xmltool()
myXmltool.loadObjectFromXml(myObject,myFilename,myInitDataList)
```
where:
>_mySubObject1Class_ is the class of an object which can be contained in myObject

>_myObject_ is the object to save

>_myFileName_ if the xml file

As seen, myInitDataList is optional and only needed when your object has a list of an undefined number of other objects.

The [test file](https://github.com/JoshuaWar/EZobject2xml/tree/master/tests "test file") has a concrete example.

Please see the python help() function to see more technical information about these functions.

To install the package :
```python
-m pip install EZobject2xml
```