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Configure automated Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines for Juicebox AI data analysis integrations. This setup utilizes GitHub Actions to run comprehensive unit tests (with mocked datasets) and integration tests (connecting to live APIs) on every PR and merge to main. It ensures that data upload logic, analysis execution, and result parsing workflows are robust and reliable before deployment.

This advanced workflow enables users to perform deep analyses on large-scale people intelligence datasets. Users can build custom queries with multi-dimensional filters, run comparisons across different candidate pools (e.g., Q1 vs Q4), and aggregate skill density by geographical region. It is essential for talent acquisition teams needing to identify market trends and optimize hiring strategies beyond standard search functions.

This bundle collects comprehensive diagnostic evidence from the Juicebox platform. It gathers API connectivity status, dataset health reports, analysis quota usage, and rate limit information into a single archive. Use it to systematically troubleshoot complex issues such as failed dataset uploads, stalled AI analysis runs, API authentication failures, or quota exhaustion.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide and implementation for deploying a production-ready, containerized integration service using Docker. It connects to the Juicebox API to manage datasets, execute advanced AI-powered analyses, and retrieve structured business insights. The service includes health check mechanisms and supports zero-downtime rolling updates, ensuring reliable real-time data processing and analysis.

This guide provides advanced strategies for optimizing interactions with the Juicebox AI API. It covers crucial best practices such as implementing caching mechanisms (with defined TTLs), executing batch operations for efficiency, managing rate limits, and optimizing data chunking for large datasets. Following these steps can significantly reduce end-to-end analysis time and ensure responsive, scalable data workflows.

QuTiP is a Python toolbox for simulating open and closed quantum systems, offering solvers for master equations, trajectory methods, visualization, and analysis tailored to quantum research, education, and exploratory physics studies.

TorchDrug is a PyTorch-native toolbox for building graph neural networks tailored to molecules, proteins, and biomedical knowledge graphs, covering property prediction, generation, retrosynthesis, and knowledge graph reasoning with curated datasets and models.

Generate publication-quality figures and tables from experiment data. Supports line plots, bar charts, scatter plots, heatmaps, box/violin plots, and multi-panel figures for academic papers. Uses consistent matplotlib styling, high-resolution PDF/PNG output, and can optionally review figures via Codex MCP.

Seaborn is a Python visualization library built on matplotlib for creating statistical graphics. It integrates with pandas for dataset-oriented plotting, offering publication-quality defaults for distributions, relationships, and categorical comparisons. Ideal for exploratory data analysis, multivariate analysis, and complex multi-panel figures. Supports various plot types like box plots, violin plots, and heatmaps.

A comprehensive tool for creating high-quality training datasets for custom object detection and segmentation models. It supports multiple advanced annotation methods including BBox drawing, SAM2 pixel-perfect segmentation, and DINOv3 visual grounding. Features include AI auto-detection, object tracking, and standardized COCO format export, streamlining the entire data pipeline from capture to training.

A comprehensive workflow for scraping and extracting structured data from Google search results using the SerpApi. It captures all key components, including organic listings, knowledge graphs, answer boxes, People Also Ask (PAA), local pack results, and related searches. Ideal for SEO monitoring, market research, competitive analysis, or building search-powered features that require deep, structured data insights.

This guide provides rigorous methodologies for conducting mechanism analysis in empirical economics, particularly for submissions to finance and trade journals. It teaches how to open the 'policy black box' by identifying measurable, causal channels (e.g., changes in firm investment, credit flow, or government expenditure) that explain the relationship between a policy shock and an outcome. It covers mediation/moderation techniques and sub-sample comparisons.