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1# This file is part of analysis_tools. 

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21r"""This package contains various analysis tools and the PipelineTasks which 

22run them. 

23 

24The primary tool in this package is the `AnalysisTool` class. 

25An `AnalysisTool` class has three stages: prep, process, and produce. 

26Creating a new `AnalysisTool` involves choosing (through configuration) one or 

27more `AnalysisAction` classes to run for each of those stages. 

28 

29Both `AnalysisTool` and `AnalysisAction` are subclasses of the 

30`~lsst.pex.config.configurableActions.ConfigurableAction` class. 

31These objects are special types that are configured *prior* to any code 

32execution, and behave as functions at runtime. 

33The configuration state of a 

34`~lsst.pex.config.configurableActions.ConfigurableAction` is saved separately 

35from the object itself. 

36""" 

37 

38from .statistics import * 

39from .version import * # Generated by sconsUtils