ArrayViewer
The ArrayViewer is a tool to visualize data from different sources in a unified tool. It can load files containing different data structures (data, hdf5, mat, numpy, txt). This data can than be plotted as a standard plot, image or 3d/4d representation.
Usage
To install the Arrayviewer simply run pip3 install ArrayViewer. Once installed you can run aview to start the application. You can append the name of one or more files you want to open, to load them directly. A detailed description is available at https://arrayviewer.readthedocs.io
Dependencies
The ArrayViewer requires the following python-packages:
- PyQt5
- numpy
- scipy
- h5py
- matplotlib
- Pillow
- natsort
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