Add Python Optimal Transport to the pangeo-notebook environment #613
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weiji14
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Thanks @tatsumonkman47! Just a minor alphabetical ordering issue, and should be ok to merge after the tests pass.
Switch package order for alphabetization Co-authored-by: Wei Ji <[email protected]>
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I'd like to add the Python Optimal Transport (POT) library to the pangeo-notebook environment on the leap-pangeo 2i2c hub. I'm using POT to calculate ND Wasserstein distances between large probability distributions generated from ocean gcm data, which is a very intensive but easily parallelizable calculation that I'd like to perform using Dask Gateway. I've discussed this with @weiji14 in this issue and they think it would be a reasonable package to add.
Thanks!