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>A unified API that consolidates different Signal Temporal Logic (STL) semantics under a single interface with native support for NumPy, JAX and PyTorch.

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🚀 **TL;DR**

### 🚀 TLDR

Unified, backend-agnostic STL robustness semantics in one API. Switch semantics. Switch backend. Keep the same specification:

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# PySTL

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A unified API for **Signal Temporal Logic (STL) robustness evaluation** across multiple semantics and computational backends.

PySTL consolidates five STL quantitative semantics — Classical, Smooth, Cumulative, AGM, and D-GMSR — under one consistent interface. Switch semantics or backends without rewriting your formulas.
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