PyHasse, a Software Package for Applicational Studies of Partial Orderings
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Fig. 3 Tags and Categories linking to all posts
7. Archive
8. Tags
9. PyHasse – Conventional
Ad 1.: “Programs & Docs”: This web site informs technically about Python,
virtual machines and the installation procedures. Furthermore, access to the seven
modules, actually available in online. A table contains also links to background
information and examples with basic introductions as Jupyter Notebooks. This is
an additional step to document how to use PyHasse modules.
Ad 2: “About PyHasse and Interviews”: presents some background information.
Ad 3: References: Some publications that reference to partial order theory and its
applications (updated from time to time).
Ad 4: News, Archive and Tags: Adresses news about people, conferences, modules and other activities around PyHasse. All posts are tagged and accessable
within a tag page also grouped by categories (Fig. 3).
In Table 1 the seven modules are briefly characterized (available in the last
column of the table following the Link “Programs & Docs”. Note, however, all
seven modules available online have a uniform main menu, shown below:
• Home: More information, settings, etc. For example properties for HDT’s
(colors for nodes and labels, fonts,...) .
• Sets: Access to data matrices and their administration.
• General Info: Beside others, the Hasse diagram.
297
Fig. 3 Tags and Categories linking to all posts
7. Archive
8. Tags
9. PyHasse – Conventional
Ad 1.: “Programs & Docs”: This web site informs technically about Python,
virtual machines and the installation procedures. Furthermore, access to the seven
modules, actually available in online. A table contains also links to background
information and examples with basic introductions as Jupyter Notebooks. This is
an additional step to document how to use PyHasse modules.
Ad 2: “About PyHasse and Interviews”: presents some background information.
Ad 3: References: Some publications that reference to partial order theory and its
applications (updated from time to time).
Ad 4: News, Archive and Tags: Adresses news about people, conferences, modules and other activities around PyHasse. All posts are tagged and accessable
within a tag page also grouped by categories (Fig. 3).
In Table 1 the seven modules are briefly characterized (available in the last
column of the table following the Link “Programs & Docs”. Note, however, all
seven modules available online have a uniform main menu, shown below:
• Home: More information, settings, etc. For example properties for HDT’s
(colors for nodes and labels, fonts,...) .
• Sets: Access to data matrices and their administration.
• General Info: Beside others, the Hasse diagram.