pyCRGI is a Python package offering the IGRF-13 (International Geomagnetic Reference Field) model.
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Some functions for electric and magnetic fields calculations from overhead transmission lines. Julia - C++
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These scripts were used to process the experimental data, create a data frame and perform machine learning. Three ML models were used: polynomial regression as the baseline model, ridge regression and random forest.
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