transport: Computation of Optimal Transport Plans and Wasserstein Distances

Canonical link: https://rscholar.com/pkg/transport

Dominic Schuhmacher • Björn Bähre • Nicolas Bonneel • Carsten Gottschlich • Valentin Hartmann • Florian Heinemann • Bernhard Schmitzer • Jörn Schrieber • Timo Wilm • View description and downloads View dependencies GitHub project

2014 Published

0 Citations

9 Authors

24 Revisions

0.15-4 Version

GPL-2 License

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StratifiedSampling: Different Methods for Stratified Sampling (Version 0.4.1)	2021
WSGeometry: Geometric Tools Based on Balanced/Unbalanced Optimal Transport (Version 1.2.1)	2021
WpProj: Linear p-Wasserstein Projections (Version 0.2.1)	2024
AnomalyScore: Anomaly Scoring for Multivariate Time Series (Version 0.1)	2024
Ecume: Equality of 2 (or k) Continuous Univariate and Multivariate Distributions (Version 0.9.2)	2021
GMPro: Graph Matching with Degree Profiles (Version 0.1.0)	2020
LOMAR: Localization Microscopy Data Analysis (Version 0.5.0)	2021
SBCK: Statistical Bias Correction Kit (Version 1.0.0)	2021
approxOT: Approximate and Exact Optimal Transport Methods (Version 1.2)	2022
cylcop: Circular-Linear Copulas with Angular Symmetry for Movement Data (Version 0.2.0)	2021
drf: Distributional Random Forests (Version 1.1.0)	2020
epiphy: Analysis of Plant Disease Epidemics (Version 0.5.0)	2018
gsaot: Compute Global Sensitivity Analysis Indices Using Optimal Transport (Version 0.1.0)	2025
kanjistat: A Statistical Framework for the Analysis of Japanese Kanji Characters (Version 0.14.1)	2023
otinference: Inference for Optimal Transport (Version 0.1.0)	2017
priorsense: Prior Diagnostics and Sensitivity Analysis (Version 1.0.4)	2024
provenance: Statistical Toolbox for Sedimentary Provenance Analysis (Version 4.3)	2015

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