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- Version
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- 1
SpectResC: : Simple Spectral Resampling in C
This is a Python package written with C extension to provide significant performance gain on SpectRes, and some performance over the numba implementation:
We keep the implementation as close to SpectRes as possible. As of SpectRes v2.2.0, we do not see discrepant results between using SpectRes and SpectResC.
Installation
SpectResC can be installed using pip
pip install spectresc
Documentation
Please refer to the original SpectRes for the documentation.
Citation
If you have made use of SpectResC, please reference:
- the original SpectRes arXiv article
- the zenodo DOI for SpectResC
FAQs
SpectRes in C
We found that spectresc 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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