ZTA-analysis-tools 0.0.6
legitimate scientific analysis tools
“A small package containing tools needed to perform the LDAZTA analysis for my project. Packaged for consistency.”
Module built on the numeric Python stackImports Python's pickle serialization module
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MaleculeH₂(Db₂F)
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1import os.path
2import numpy as np
3import scipy as sp
4import pickle
5## Root finding functions
6def secant_method(function, guess1:float, print_opt:bool, criterion:float=1e-6, error_track:bool=Fa …
25:46… on(x2)-function(x1))
26
27 if print_opt ==True:
28 with open("secant_error.txt", "a") as f:
29 print("Iteration, x1, x2, f(x1), f(x2), error", file=f)
30
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262:17… _path = get_exact_file_paths(molecule)
263 with open(vxc_path, 'rb') as xc_file:
264 v_xc = pickle.load(xc_file)
265 with open(vs_path, 'rb') as vs_file:
266 v_s = pickle.load(vs_file)
267
268 return v_xc, v_s
1Metadata-Version: 2.4
2Name: ZTA_analysis_tools
3Version: 0.0.6
4Summary: A small package containing tools needed to perform the LDAZTA analysis for my project. Packaged for consistency.
5Author-email: "Anthony R. Osborne" <[email protected]>
6License-Expression: MIT
7Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
8Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
9Requires-Python: >=3.9
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