Mathepia / awesome-sciml
Awesome-spatial-temporal-scientific-machine-learning-data-mining-packages. Julia and Python resources on spatial and temporal data mining. Mathematical epidemiology as an application. Most about package information. Data Sources Links and Epidemic Repos are also included.
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