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      <title>Getting started</title>
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      <description>Getting Started #  Installation #  SPOCK is compatible with both Linux and Mac.
Install with:
pip install spock SPOCK relies on XGBoost, which has installation issues with OpenMP on Mac OSX. If you have problems (https://github.com/dmlc/xgboost/issues/4477), the easiest way is probably to install homebrew, and then:
brew install libomp pip install spock Quickstart #  Let&amp;rsquo;s predict the probability that a given 3-planet system is stable past 1 billion orbits with the XGBoost-based classifier, and then compute its median expected instability time with the deep regressor:</description>
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      <title>Deep Regressor API</title>
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      <title>Feature Classifier API</title>
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      <description>spock.featureclassifier #  [view_source]
FeatureClassifier Objects #  class FeatureClassifier() [view_source]
predict_stable #  | predict_stable(sim, n_jobs=-1) [view_source]
Predict whether passed simulation will be stable over 10^9 orbits of the innermost planet.
Arguments:
 sim rebound.Simulation - Orbital configuration to test n_jobs int - Number of cores to use for calculation (only if passing more than one simulation). Default: Use all available cores.  Returns:
 float - Estimated probability of stability.</description>
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      <title>Nbody Regressor API</title>
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      <description>spock.nbodyregressor #  [view_source]
NbodyRegressor Objects #  class NbodyRegressor() [view_source]
predict_instability_time #  | predict_instability_time(sim, tmax=None, archive_filename=None, archive_interval=None, n_jobs=-1, match_training=False) [view_source]
Predict instability time through N-body integration.
Arguments:
 sim rebound.Simulation, or list - Orbital configuration(s) to test tmax float - Maximum time to integrate for (in Simulation time units). If passing a list of sims, need to pass a list of tmax of equal length. Defaults to 1e9 innermost planet orbits.</description>
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