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This is CountESS, a modular, Python 3 reimplementation of Enrich2.
BSD 3-clause. See LICENSE.txt
Source code is available at https://github.com/CountESS-Project/CountESS and contributions are welcomed.
The latest version of CountESS can be installed from pypi:
pip install CountESS
For other options, see the documentation below ...
Please contact Alan Rubin alan@rubin.id.au
for further information or
Nick Moore nick@zoic.org
for code-related matters.
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CountESS
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