geometallurgy 0.4.13__tar.gz → 0.4.15__tar.gz
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- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/LICENSE +21 -21
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/PKG-INFO +2 -3
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/README.md +87 -87
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/__init__.py +11 -11
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/base.py +1133 -1133
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/block_model.py +319 -319
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/config/__init__.py +1 -1
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/config/config_read.py +39 -39
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/config/flowsheet_example_partition.yaml +31 -31
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/config/flowsheet_example_simple.yaml +25 -25
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/config/mc_config.yml +35 -35
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/data/downloader.py +39 -39
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/data/register.csv +12 -12
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/datasets/__init__.py +2 -2
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/datasets/datasets.py +47 -47
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/datasets/downloader.py +40 -40
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/datasets/register.csv +12 -12
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/datasets/sample_data.py +196 -196
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/extras.py +35 -35
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/flowsheet/__init__.py +1 -1
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/flowsheet/flowsheet.py +1216 -1216
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/flowsheet/loader.py +99 -99
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/flowsheet/operation.py +256 -256
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/flowsheet/stream.py +39 -39
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/interval_sample.py +641 -641
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/io.py +379 -379
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/plot.py +147 -147
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/sample.py +28 -28
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/utils/amenability.py +49 -49
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/utils/block_model_converter.py +93 -93
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/utils/components.py +136 -136
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/utils/data.py +49 -49
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/utils/estimates.py +108 -108
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/utils/interp.py +193 -193
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/utils/interp2.py +134 -134
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/utils/layout.py +72 -72
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/utils/moisture.py +61 -61
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/utils/pandas.py +378 -378
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/utils/parallel.py +29 -29
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/utils/partition.py +63 -63
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/utils/size.py +51 -51
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/utils/timer.py +80 -80
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/utils/viz.py +56 -56
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/validate.py.hide +176 -176
- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/pyproject.toml +76 -76
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- {geometallurgy-0.4.13 → geometallurgy-0.4.15}/elphick/geomet/profile.py +0 -0
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This project uses the following license: [MIT](/license/license).
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