euchar
Compute Euler Characteristic curves and surfaces of image and point data.
Installation
For the package to install correctly the prerequisites are
- a
C++compiler. Windows users need to install a recent version of Visul Studio cmakeversion >= 3.8pybind11version >= 2.2
It is recommended to install both cmake and pybind11 via the conda command,
which can be obtained by installing either Anaconda
or Miniconda.
With conda installed run the following commands in a terminal window.
$ conda install -c anaconda cmake
$ conda install -c conda-forge pybind11
This module makes use of features provided by the following Python modules
- numpy
- matplotlib, used in the display module of the package
- scipy, used to obtain Delaunay triangulations of 2D and 3d finite point sets
- scikit-learn, for nearest neighbours algorithm to obtain an estimate of the inverse of the local density in a finite set of points
Documentation
The documentation for this project is available at https://gbeltramo.github.io/euchar/, where usage examples are also provided for computing both Euler characteristic curves and Euler characteristic surfaces.
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