semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
pancake 1.1.2
A Data Structure for Pangenomes -- Identification of Singletons and Core Regions Dependent on Pairwise Sequence Similarities
License: MIT

PanCake -- An annotation-independent non-database approach for pangenome analysis

PanCake is a non-databse approach for identification of singletons and core regions 
in arbitrary sequence sets and independent of annotation data.
On the basis of pairwise sequence similarities (as provided by common sequence 
alignment tools) PanCake serializes pangenomes into persistent data structures 
providing further analysis and graphical representation.
Due to sequence storage of similar subregions as edit operations, storage requirement 
of PanCake's data structure is noticeably reduced in comparison to pure sequence data 
(e.g. FASTA format).


Copyright (c) 2013 Corinna Ernst <corinna.ernst@uni-due.de> (see LICENSE)
heliotron 0.2.1
Simple library to interface with Philips Hue light bridges.
License: MIT
Keywords: philips hue rest api light

HELIOTRON
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Heliotron is a simple library that talks to Philips Hue light bridges through
[a supported REST API][1]. It is currently a fairly rough work-in-progress.

Several use cases were the primary motivation for this library:

* I wanted a script that gradually changed color temperature of Philips Hue
  lighting on the same schedule as the popular [f.lux][2] utility. _(This is
  now available with the latest f.lux for Windows release.)_
* I'd like to switch on a subset of my lights around sunset/dusk, if they're
  not already on, so that I don't come home to a pitch dark apartment.
* The official Hue mobile apps won't let you store more than 3 active schedules
  on the bridge at a time, which is quite limited. This library provides the
  ability to write a simple script to switch or fade on a set of lights, and
  crontab it however you please.


License
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Heliotron is licensed under the [MIT License][3]. See the LICENSE file.

  [1]: http://developers.meethue.com/coreconcepts.html
  [2]: http://justgetflux.com
  [3]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIT_License