binprism

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home_page	https://github.com/JoeJimFlood/BinPrism
Summary	Package for fitting continuous profiles to binned data
upload_time	2023-01-21 19:25:53
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author	Joseph J. Flood
requires_python	>=3.7
license	GNU GPLv3
keywords	data_analysis simulation
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            # BinPrism
Tools for fitting linear combinations of continuous basis functions to match binned data.

Often, data from continuous variables are placed into discrete bins.
BinPrism fits continuous profiles to match these bins, allowing for the ability to produce clean visualizations, re-aggregate data into differently-sized bins, and simulate random values folling a continuous distribution matching the original data. Like a prism separating light into different colors, BinPrism takes in binned data and separates it into simple waves, saving the contribution of each wave to memory. Presently, BinPrism only works for periodic data (such as daily or yearly patterns), but it is hoped that in the future more domains will be supported.

            

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