pyowl2vec-star-projector 0.1.0__tar.gz
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- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/CHANGELOG.md +226 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/LICENSE +201 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/MANIFEST.in +31 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/NOTICE +7 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +485 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/README.md +449 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/RELEASING.md +113 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md +35 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/_build_backend.py +110 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/benchmarks/benchmark_backends.py +229 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/benchmarks/benchmark_consumer_handoff.py +179 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/benchmarks/benchmark_encoded_compiler.py +836 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/benchmarks/benchmark_streaming.py +404 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/docs/compatibility.md +80 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/docs/getting-started.md +67 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/docs/index.md +34 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/docs/migration.md +48 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/native/Cargo.lock +134 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/native/Cargo.toml +29 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/native/THIRD_PARTY_LICENSES.md +74 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/native/build.rs +3 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/native/src/encoded_direct.rs +30866 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/native/src/lib.rs +6278 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +72 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/release/README.md +23 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/release/build-provenance.json +1 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/release/core-compatibility.json +68 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/release/external-gates.json +77 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/release/fallback-build-requirements.txt +7 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/release/license-inventory.json +1 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/release/native-build-requirements.txt +4 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/release/owner-release-override.md +15 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/release/sbom/native-build.cdx.json +1 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/release/sbom/runtime.cdx.json +1 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p0/dependency-inventory.md +12 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p0/handoff.md +22 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p0/name-and-ecosystem-audit.md +18 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p1/oracle.md +55 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p2/python-compiler.md +61 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p3/native-backend.md +145 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p4/evidence/ncit-doid-ncit.json +57 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p4/evidence/oaei-bioml-doid.json +57 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p4/evidence/synthetic-million-subclass.json +48 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p4/streaming.md +156 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p6/consumer-conformance.md +116 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p6/evidence/consumer-handoff.json +43 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p6/evidence/exact-baselines.json +126 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/encoded-native-compiler.md +2798 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-annotation-cycle-checkpoint.json +133 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-annotation-provenance-checkpoint.json +186 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-batch-session-checkpoint.json +192 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-bounded-cursor-checkpoint.json +172 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-broad-annotation-cycle-checkpoint.json +132 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-canonical-cursor-checkpoint.json +145 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-canonical-wrapper-checkpoint.json +259 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-coarse-cursor-checkpoint.json +173 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-complete-batch-validation-checkpoint.json +168 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-direct-edge-allocation-checkpoint.json +182 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-direct-iterator-allocation-checkpoint.json +189 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-direct-statistics-allocation-checkpoint.json +184 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-edge-factory-validation-checkpoint.json +272 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-empty-overlay-alias-checkpoint.json +180 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-encoded-column-validation-checkpoint.json +199 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-excluding-overlay-alias-checkpoint.json +228 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-factory-validation-checkpoint.json +215 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-final-batch-checkpoint.json +192 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-final-payload-validation-checkpoint.json +255 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-final-result-checkpoint.json +188 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-generated-differential-checkpoint.json +197 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-import-topology-checkpoint.json +139 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-iterator-publication-checkpoint.json +199 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-lazy-cursor-checkpoint.json +179 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-lifecycle-safety-checkpoint.json +167 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-mixed-one-root-overlay-delta-checkpoint.json +238 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-annotation-property-axioms-delta-checkpoint.json +373 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-class-assertion-delta-checkpoint.json +348 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-class-disjointness-delta-checkpoint.json +382 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-data-assertion-delta-checkpoint.json +339 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-data-property-domain-delta-checkpoint.json +347 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-data-property-range-delta-checkpoint.json +348 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-datatype-definition-delta-checkpoint.json +350 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-declaration-delta-checkpoint.json +263 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-different-individuals-delta-checkpoint.json +365 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-disjoint-data-properties-delta-checkpoint.json +346 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-equivalent-data-properties-delta-checkpoint.json +345 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-functional-data-property-delta-checkpoint.json +332 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-has-key-delta-checkpoint.json +375 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-ignored-class-delta-checkpoint.json +410 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-ignored-equivalence-delta-checkpoint.json +414 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-negative-data-assertion-delta-checkpoint.json +341 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-negative-object-assertion-delta-checkpoint.json +338 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-object-assertion-delta-checkpoint.json +390 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-object-property-axioms-delta-checkpoint.json +377 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-overlay-delta-checkpoint.json +226 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-restriction-delta-checkpoint.json +329 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-same-individual-delta-checkpoint.json +354 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-one-root-sub-data-property-delta-checkpoint.json +327 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-private-checkpoint.json +301 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-recursive-empty-overlay-alias-checkpoint.json +190 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-recursive-graph-checkpoint.json +143 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-root-provenance-join-checkpoint.json +176 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-scala-lifecycle-checkpoint.json +165 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-segment-resolution-checkpoint.json +146 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-segmented-provenance-checkpoint.json +145 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-stream-surface-benchmark-checkpoint.json +155 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/installed-stream-surfaces-checkpoint.json +176 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/reports/p7/evidence/source-canonical-root-merger-foundation.json +134 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/setup.py +45 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/README.md +71 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/SPEC.md +178 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/baseline.toml +38 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/contracts.md +336 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/native-structural-ingestion.md +463 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/performance-packaging.md +151 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/reference-behavior.md +292 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/reference-rules.json +53 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/verification.md +218 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/workpackages/WP-0-foundation.md +33 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/workpackages/WP-1-oracle.md +40 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/workpackages/WP-2-python-compiler.md +42 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/workpackages/WP-3-native-backend.md +26 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/workpackages/WP-4-streaming.md +22 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/workpackages/WP-5-packaging-release.md +39 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/workpackages/WP-6-integrations.md +34 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/specs/workpackages/WP-7-encoded-native-compiler.md +360 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/__init__.py +129 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/_version.py +11 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/api.py +1350 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/artifact.py +515 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/backend.py +144 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/compiler.py +1030 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/conformance.py +582 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/conformance_data/LICENSE +7 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/conformance_data/consumer.ofn +19 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/conformance_data/goldens.json +61 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/diagnostics.py +38 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/encoded.py +3651 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/encoded_compiler.py +4479 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/errors.py +59 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/model.py +34 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/native.py +2848 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/options.py +70 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/protocols.py +48 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/src/pyowl2vec_star_projector/provenance.py +265 -0
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- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/tools/audit_release.py +522 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/tools/audit_runtime.py +118 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/tools/check_baseline.py +78 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/tools/check_core_compatibility.py +326 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/tools/check_dependency_dag.py +150 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/tools/compare_artifacts.py +54 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/tools/compare_exact_baselines.py +223 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/tools/differential_encoded_native.py +472 -0
- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/tools/generate_supply_chain.py +602 -0
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- pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/tools/hostile_encoded_native.py +685 -0
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