kadane-adv is a Python package that extends the classic Kadane’s Algorithm to support advanced use cases in 1D and 2D data analysis. Designed for performance and simplicity, it provides efficient tools to identify optimal subarrays and submatrices across diverse datasets—time series, financial data, sensor logs, or image matrices.
It is an essential utility for data analysts, researchers, and machine learning developers seeking meaningful patterns in structured data.
- Main Features
- Installation
- Dependencies
- License
- Documentation
- Background
- Getting Help
- Discussion & Development
- Contributing
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🔹 1D Maximum Subarray Detection
Find the subarray with the maximum sum in linear time. -
🔹 2D Maximum Submatrix Detection
Extend Kadane’s algorithm to rectangular regions in 2D matrices. -
🔹 Constrained Optimization
Support for constraints such as minimum subarray length. -
🔹 Built-in Visualization
Visual representation of the detected optimal regions. -
🔹 Integration with NumPy & Pandas
Supports direct use of NumPy arrays and Pandas DataFrames. -
🔹 Real-world Applications
Use it in financial trend analysis, signal processing, sensor logs, and image matrix optimization.
You can install the library using pip:
pip install kadane-adv- Download the source code from PyPI or GitHub.
- Extract the archive and navigate to the folder.
cd kadane-adv- Run the setup script:
python setup.py installnumpy— for matrix and array operationsmatplotlib— for visualizations
pandas— for seamless DataFrame integration
Exact versions can be found in the
requirements.txtfile.
Licensed under the MIT License.
See the LICENSE file for full text.
- All functions are documented with Python docstrings
- Fully commented source code
- Use the built-in
help()function or your IDE's documentation viewer
While classic Kadane’s algorithm finds the maximum sum subarray in 1D, kadane-adv extends this by adding:
- Multi-dimensional support (e.g., 2D submatrices)
- Constraint-based searches (e.g., min length)
- Visual feedback to verify or interpret the result
- Stock market and financial data analysis
- Time series segmentation
- Signal and anomaly detection
- Image processing and matrix evaluation
- Sensor data analysis for IoT applications
- Use
help(kadane_adv.function_name)in Python - Browse built-in examples (if available)
- Open an issue on the GitHub repo (link to be added)
The project evolves with real-world needs in:
- Data Science & ML workflows
- Financial and signal analysis
- Academic & exploratory research
Your suggestions and use-cases are welcome!
We welcome contributions in all forms! You can help by:
- Fixing bugs
- Adding new features
- Improving documentation
- Creating real-world usage examples
- Keep changes focused and lightweight
- Write clear, readable, and commented code
- Use docstrings for new functions
- Submit a pull request (PR) with a clear description
Let’s make this tool better — together!