PQEnalyzer
Inspect simulation output: time series, distributions and autocorrelation.
Desktop (Tkinter) is the default. Choose the interface when launching:
| Interface | Command |
|---|---|
| Desktop — default | pqenalyzer simulation.en |
| Browser | pqenalyzer web simulation.en |
Open your data
Python 3.10+. Keep each energy file's matching .info beside it.
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
python -m pip install PQEnalyzer
| Browser action | Control |
|---|---|
| Choose a quantity | Dashboard tile or Ctrl/Cmd+K |
| Inspect or analyze | Hover the chart; open Analysis |
| See the distribution | Histogram or 2 |
In the browser, multiple files form one dataset in command-line order, across every chart and analysis. Read the original files directly; no conversion is needed.
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Parsing uses PQAnalysis.
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Total release size: 4.2 MB
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