PyVuka 0.1.1.3

A General Purpose Global Data Analysis Package

PyVuka

PyVuka is a command line based and scriptable data fitting program. This software can be used for global and unlinked fitting of custom data models, data transforms, plotting, reading, and writing files. Custom python-native modules can also be written and will be automatically imported upon deposition in the Modules directory.

This project has been supported by the Institute of Protein Innovation, Boston AutoLytics, Adimab, Microgradient Fluidics, UMass Medical School, and the University of Pennsylvania

Installation

pip install PyVuka
# for gui mode you must also install pyqt5
pip install pyQT5>=5.15.10

Example as PyVuka as a python Library

Code

import PyVuka.ModuleLink.toPyVuka as pyvuka  # use PyVuka code base as a library

pvk = pyvuka.initialize_instance()  # initialize pyvuka
buffer = pvk.new_buffer()  # create new data buffer
buffer.data.x.set([0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9])  # populate x and y data vectors
buffer.data.y.set([0,0.5,1.75,3.5,4,4.85,6.2,7.1,7.9,9.3])
buffer.plot.axis.x.title.set("random int")  # add axes titles
buffer.plot.axis.y.title.set("random float")
pvk.add_buffer_to_datamatrix(buffer)  # add buffer to data matrix
pvk.run_pyvuka_command('fun 27 0')  # select function 27 (Y=mx+b) ; in app mode type 'fun' to see list of available functions
pvk.run_pyvuka_command('ap 1 1 1 1')  # alter parameters of function 27. "For buffer 1 through buffer 1, slope guess = 1, y-intercept guess = 1"
pvk.run_pyvuka_command('fit 100')  # fit all data in matrix with function 27, use maximum of 100 iterations
pvk.show_plot(1) # Show plot of buffer 1 on screen and save to drive
pvk.save_plot(1, "test.png")

Ouput

Example of using PyVuka as a command line program

Code

import PyVuka.app as app # Use Pyvuka as a command line app 

app.start()

Ouput

License

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