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I’ve collected the bare-bones base level code that I developed while working on my thesis and I’ve pushed it to [github]: (https://github.com/radioptimist/quadspec)

It’s a bit rough right now, but I will continue to separate out functions from test code and provide worked example problems on representative datasets. I’m excited to add to this repository, and I will be adding a collection dedicated to walk-through tutorials here.

The README of the project is more up to date than what I can provide here in a post, but I’d like to give a little discussion here as to the future of the project. Currently I have just a wad of code that I’ve accumulated over about 4 years crammed together into three files. The files have functions and test code strewn throughout and is not in a final product form. To move this to something more usable I think my current course of action is this:

  • Separate core functions from experimental, moving experimental functions into a folder on their own.
  • Separate test functions from core, moving these to a folder on their own.
  • Adding an examples folder, distinct from testing to provide code used in examples on this site. For a TLDR 1000 foot view of what the code accomplishes, I encourage you to checkout the background presented in this video:

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