github/sagepublishing/rejected_article_tracker_pkg
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Software Credit
| Manager | Name | Credit |
|---|---|---|
| pypi | et-xmlfile | 0.141 |
| pypi | oaiharvest | 0.077 |
| pypi | python-Levenshtein | 0.077 |
| pypi | xlsxwriter | 0.077 |
| pypi | xmltodict | 0.071 |
| pypi | lxml | 0.071 |
| pypi | mock | 0.071 |
| pypi | pyoai | 0.071 |
| pypi | python-levenshtein | 0.07 |
| pypi | six | 0.07 |
| pypi | importlib-metadata | 0.024 |
| pypi | pyyaml | 0.023 |
| pypi | coverage | 0.023 |
| setup.py | github/sagepublishing/rejected_article_tracker_pkg | 0.01 |
| pypi | fuzzywuzzy | 0.007 |
| pypi | langdetect | 0.007 |
| pypi | markdown | 0.007 |
| pypi | openpyxl | 0.007 |
| pypi | numpy | 0.006 |
| pypi | gensim | 0.006 |
| pypi | requests | 0.006 |
| pypi | pandas | 0.006 |
| pypi | scikit-learn | 0.006 |
| pypi | importlib-resources | 0.004 |
| pypi | pytest-mypy | 0.004 |
| pypi | pytest-black | 0.004 |
| pypi | pytest-perf | 0.004 |
| pypi | flufl.flake8 | 0.004 |
| pypi | pyfakefs | 0.004 |
| pypi | packaging | 0.004 |
| pypi | pytest-enabler | 0.004 |
| pypi | pytest-cov | 0.004 |
| pypi | pytest-flake8 | 0.004 |
| pypi | pytest-checkdocs | 0.004 |
| pypi | pytest | 0.004 |
| pypi | ipython | 0.004 |
| pypi | rst.linker | 0.004 |
| pypi | jaraco.packaging | 0.004 |
| pypi | sphinx | 0.004 |
| pypi | typing-extensions | 0.004 |
| pypi | zipp | 0.004 |
| pypi | rejected-article-tracker | 0.001 |
Note that credit values are rounded and expanded (so shared dependencies are represented as one record) and may not add to 1.0. Rounded values that hit zero are removed.
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