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I just discovered pylint's UML (unified model language) tool, pyreverse. You can call pyreverse from your command line on any python file and get a diagram of the inheritance tree. It's pretty handy.
For examples, here's what I got when I ran it on the spline model in the epistasis package:
pyreverse -my -A -o png epistasis/models/nonlinear/spline.py
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@caelanradford and @jbloom might find this helpful.
I just discovered
pylint
's UML (unified model language) tool,pyreverse
. You can call pyreverse from your command line on any python file and get a diagram of the inheritance tree. It's pretty handy.For examples, here's what I got when I ran it on the spline model in the epistasis package:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: