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PyBLM

This is the homepage of PyBLM, a bilinear modeling library in the Python programming language.

Download and Installation

Releases

There is no release of PyBLM.

Development Version

You can download the development version by typing:

git clone https://git.pvv.ntnu.no/Projects/pyblm.git

This will download the latest svn version and place it in a directory named pyblm under your current working directory.

Requirements

We use python 2.5 on Debian and Ubuntu, and thus recommend you to do likewise as that is were we can debug stuff. PyBLM should work just fine on any sane linux distro, and supposedly also on windows.

Python (doh!)
NumPy

Features

LPLS

Documentation

There is no documentation.