Allyson, I do have a couple questions, but, I will wait until the project is made public to ask them. Look forward to having access in the near future! Thanks. dave
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Thanks for your comment. While Entanglement is hosted on bitbucket, we have it currently set to a private project pending finalization of the API. We're happy to take any questions in the interim, and in the next week or two we should have a date scheduled for the release of the code. I hope this helps.
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Hello, very interesting, I would like to take a closer look at Entanglement but I can't seem to find the download link at http://www.entanglementgraph.com ? Thanks. dave
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