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Description

This library offers tools for manipulating and processing time-series data. It compliments and extends the easy-to-use API provided by tablecloth for working with the highly performant columnar datasets of tech.ml.dataset.

Usage

TBD

Development

We use a "hybrid" Leinigen/tools.deps setup. You can use either lein or clj/clojure. We chose this hybrid setup so that we get the benefits of Leinigen's suite of build-related tools, while also benefitting from the simplicity of tools.deps' approach to dependencies. For more context on the differences and trade-offs between the the two, see this post.

Linting

We use both cljfmt and clj-kondo to lint our code. To run the linters, do:

lein lint

Tests

We run tests using the midje test runner, which will run both any midje tests and any standard clojure tests:

lein midje

Contributing

Development for this project happens in the SciCloj fundamentals study group, a group focused on improving the Cojure datascience ecosystem. We tend to hang out in the #sci-fu stream on the Clojurians Zulip, and we meet regularly to coordinate, learn, and solve problems.

We eagerly invite your participation in this project. The project is currently in an experimental phase and we are approaching its development interactively as a group in a way that is driven by openness and learning. If you are interested, please reach out.

Please peruse this project's issues to get a sense of work that is ongoing for this project.

License

MIT for now, but this is basically a placeholder. Open to suggestions.

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