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ThinkTogether is a light-weight package that implements classes designed to reimagine modular learning, research, and development-oriented inquiry.
ThinkTogether embodies and enforces an information hierarchy that segments analysis cleanly into two parts: gathering and processing.
ThinkingTogether Builds Complex Systems
ThinkTogether may be imagined as the building blocks of a large-scale research project. The bricks are InformationSets and InferenceSets, and the roof is the Collection, which ties a project together into an easily accessible object. All three classes extend Python’s native dictionary class.
.. code:: python
from ThinkTogether import InformationSet, InferenceSet, Collection
Links
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* `documentation <https://pythonhosted.org/ThinkTogether>`_
* `development
<http://github.com/iamjarret/ThinkTogether>`_
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ThinkTogether: Imagining Inquiry-Based Collaboration
We found that ThinkTogether demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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