There are some Python conventions that will make the code more idiomatic to use if you can follow them.
Python module and variable names usually use snake_case rather than PascalCase. (The latter is used for class names.) So things like InverseProblemWrapper.py -> inverse_problem_wrapper.py
Is _class needed in filenames? I would imagine that from .gphlt importHLTWGPrapper` would be more fluent.
(Is that class name a typo? Should there not be a Wrapper in there?)
Does it make sense to use subdirectories to add more structure? (You may already have done this as part of #27)
There are some Python conventions that will make the code more idiomatic to use if you can follow them.
snake_caserather thanPascalCase. (The latter is used for class names.) So things likeInverseProblemWrapper.py->inverse_problem_wrapper.py_classneeded in filenames? I would imagine thatfrom .gphlt importHLTWGPrapper` would be more fluent.Wrapperin there?)