ASTtasot
ASTtasot is an open-source software framework designed for astrostatistics and time-domain astronomy. It provides a modular environment for ingesting, processing, modeling, and visualizing large astronomical datasets. The platform emphasizes reproducibility, interoperability with existing data formats, and collaborative workflow development.
The name is commonly treated as a proper noun, though it is an acronym for Advanced Statistics
Development began in the early 2010s through a collaboration among universities and research institutes. The first
Core architecture consists of a core data model, modular analytics components, and a scripting layer. It supports
ASTtasot has been adopted in studies of variable stars, exoplanet transit analysis, supernova light curves, and