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cfn-inspect 0.2.7
CloudFormation printer and inspector
License: MIT

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# cfn-inspect: pretty print and inspect CloudFormation templates

Simple pretty printer for CloudFormation templates, in future it will also provide some validation and deep inspection in the future.

Supports both json and yaml templates. You can validate templates with `--validate` switch.

[![asciicast](https://asciinema.org/a/142549.png)](https://asciinema.org/a/142549)


# Installation

```$ pip install cfn-inspect```

# Usage 

```
$ Usage: cfn-inspect [OPTIONS] TEMPLATE

Options:
  --verbose / -v  Be more verbose about the output
  --validate      Validate template with AWS
  --help          Show this message and exit.  
```


# Author
Dariusz Dwornikowski, Nordcloud
DGEclust 17.10.16
Hierarchical non-parametric Bayesian clustering of digital expression data
License: MIT

**DGEclust** is a program for clustering and differential expression analysis of digital expression data
generated by next-generation sequencing assays, such as RNA-seq, CAGE and others. It takes as input a table
of count data and it estimates the number and parameters of the clusters supported by the data. At a later stage,
these can be used for identifying differentially expressed genes and for gene- and sample-wise clustering of the
original data matrix. Internally, **DGEclust** uses a *Hierarchical Dirichlet Process Mixture Model* for modeling
over-dispersed count data, combined with a *blocked Gibbs sampler* for efficient Bayesian learning.

This program is part of the software collection of the [Computational Genomics Group](http://bioinformatics.bris.ac.uk/)
at the University of Bristol and it is under continuous development. You can find more technical details on the
statistical methodologies used in this software in the following papers:

1. http://www.genomebiology.com/2015/16/1/39 (Vavoulis et al., *Genome Biology* 16:39,  **2015**)
2. http://arxiv.org/abs/1301.4144 (Vavoulis & Gough, *J Comput Sci Syst Biol* 7:001-009, **2013**)

For more information, including bug reports, send an email to <Dimitris.Vavoulis@ndcls.ox.ac.uk> or <Julian.Gough@bristol.ac.uk>

Enjoy!
thesmuggler 1.0.1
Sidestep import and load Python files as relative paths
License: MIT
Keywords: import modules packages files

The Smuggler ��
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Sidestep :code:`import` and load Python files as relative paths.

Intended for one-off imports (e.g. global configuration). Currently, :code:`thesmuggler` can't import files that import other local packages, but you can :code:`smuggle` files that
have already smuggled other files.

Tested and working on Python 2.7 and up.

Usage
-----

:code:`pip install thesmuggler`, then:

.. code:: python

    from thesmuggler import smuggle

    # À la `import weapons`
    weapons = smuggle('weapons.py')

    # À la `from contraband import drugs, alcohol`
    drugs, alcohol = smuggle('drugs', 'alcohol', source='contraband.py')

    # À la `from contraband import drugs as dope, alcohol as booze`
    dope, booze = smuggle('drugs', 'alcohol', source='contraband.py')