Comparison Tool 6: Nuclide Difference DataFrame and Unique Isotopes#147
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Follow up to #146 .
This PR introduces new functions to compare the difference in contributions for each nuclide at each time between the two data sets and storing this in a new DataFrame. Additionally, all nuclides present in only one data set and not the other are stored in a nested dictionary with a key for each data source, and sub-keys for each nuclide represented only in that data source. Each of these nuclide contains data on its maximum contributions to the respective variable being studied (absolute and relative) and the time of each occurance.
Plots are also included in the Jupyter notebook to visualize each unique nuclide's differences over time to illustrate the significance of its absence from the other data set.