iivs-lib 0.1.0

A Python toolkit for multi-modal holographic systems and cellular analysis.

iivs-lib

A Python toolkit for multi-modal holographic systems and cellular analysis.

📦 Installation

Requires Python 3.14+.

# With uv (recommended)
uv add iivs-lib

# With pip
pip install iivs-lib

The [image] extra adds imagecodecs, needed only to decode the LZW-compressed Koala Image/*.tif uint8 previews (uv add "iivs-lib[image]"). The [torch] extra adds PyTorch for iivs.dhm.analysis.pytorch — tensor-in / tensor-out OPD / dry-mass twins with autograd (uv add "iivs-lib[torch]").

🚀 Quick start

from iivs.dhm.data.phase import PhaseBinFolder, PhaseUnit
from iivs.dhm.analysis import DryMassCalculator

# Lazily open a phase acquisition (a folder of numbered .bin frames).
phase = PhaseBinFolder("scan/Phase/Float/Bin", target_unit=PhaseUnit.RADIANS)
phase.frame_shape          # (H, W), shared across frames
img = phase[0]             # first frame as a float32 array (decoded on access)

# Per-frame dry mass over a segmented cell:
calc = DryMassCalculator(pixel_size=phase.header.pixel_size)
mass_pg = calc.calc_from_phase(img, mask=cell_mask)

🧩 Modules

Each package ships a detailed README in the source tree — the endpoints, examples, and the inherited sequence interface: hologram, phase, intensity, data (overview and timestamp), analysis.

iivs.dhm.data

Readers, writers, and lazy sequences for Lyncée Tec Koala acquisition data (validated end-to-end against a real Koala acquisition — every format, the sequences, and the round trips between them).

• hologram — uint8 holograms: .tif via load_hologram_tif / save_hologram_tif with HologramTifFolder / HologramTifList; a single multi-frame .raw via HologramRawFile (a lazy np.memmap) and read_hologram_raw_header; header-less .npy frames via HologramNpyFolder.
• phase — float32 .bin phase images: load_phase_bin / save_phase_bin / read_phase_bin_header, the typed PhaseBinHeader and PhaseUnit, and convert_phase_unit; folder/list sequences PhaseBinFolder / PhaseBinList. The same quantitative phase from Koala's Float/Txt export via load_phase_txt, PhaseTxtFolder / PhaseTxtList. The uint8 Image/*.tif display previews (not quantitative) via PhaseTifFolder / PhaseTifList. Header-less .npy frames via PhaseNpyFolder (pixel_size / unit / height_scale passed to the constructor; numpy.load, pickle disabled).
• intensity — float32 .bin intensity reconstructions (exported alongside phase): load_intensity_bin / save_intensity_bin / read_intensity_bin_header, the typed IntensityBinHeader, and folder/list sequences IntensityBinFolder / IntensityBinList; plus the Float/Txt twins load_intensity_txt, IntensityTxtFolder / IntensityTxtList, the uint8 Image/*.tif previews IntensityTifFolder / IntensityTifList, and header-less .npy frames via IntensityNpyFolder (pixel_size passed in). The phase and intensity .bin formats share the common.KoalaBinHeader base.
• timestamp — per-frame acquisition timing: the Timestamp record, TimestampsTxtFile (Koala timestamps.txt), and TimestampsFixedFPS (synthesized from a frame rate).

Every sequence is a kaparoo.data.sequences.DataSequence, so it indexes, slices, and iterates lazily; same-shape sources also expose frame_shape by mixing in common.FrameShapedMixin (so a uniform source is its <Modality>FloatSequence / <Modality>ImageSequence plus that mixin). For phase and intensity the quantitative float32 sources are <Modality>FloatSequence and the uint8 Image/*.tif previews are <Modality>ImageSequence, both under the <Modality>Sequence base. Numbered-folder sequences share the common.SequentialFileFolder discovery/validation base, and validate their arrays via common.validate_float32_image / validate_uint8_image. These cross-modality building blocks live in iivs.dhm.data.common.

iivs.dhm.analysis

Physical quantities derived from phase, each via an engine object that precomputes its conversion factor (with one-shot function conveniences):

• opd — optical path difference (OPD = phase * wavelength / (2*pi), in nm). OPDConverter (convert_to_opd / convert_to_phase, scale opd_scale); phase_to_opd / opd_to_phase.
• drymass — dry mass (pg) via the Barer relation. DryMassCalculator (calc_from_opd / calc_from_phase over a background-corrected, optionally masked map; scale drymass_scale); calc_drymass / calc_drymass_from_phase.

Using with PyTorch (autograd)

The convert_* / calc_* methods operate on NumPy arrays. Install the iivs-lib[torch] extra for iivs.dhm.analysis.pytorch — tensor-in / tensor-out twins that keep the input tensor's device, dtype, and autograd graph (the calibration scalars are shared with the NumPy engines):

from iivs.dhm.analysis.pytorch.opd import phase_to_opd
from iivs.dhm.analysis.pytorch.drymass import calc_drymass_from_phase

opd = phase_to_opd(phase, wavelength=666e-9)                    # Tensor (CPU/GPU), grad kept
mass = calc_drymass_from_phase(phase, pixel_size=px, mask=cell) # 0-dim Tensor, grad kept

Or, without the dependency, multiply by the cached scale factors (plain floats) with native ops yourself:

opd = phase * conv.opd_scale                  # phase: Tensor -> OPD (nm), grad kept
mass = opd[mask].sum() * calc.drymass_scale   # OPD -> dry mass (pg), grad kept

📋 TODO

See TODO.md for tracked open items.

📜 Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md for the version history.

🙏 Acknowledgements

The Koala file formats read and written by iivs.dhm.data originate from Lyncée Tec's Koala software. The phase .bin format was cross-checked against their reference implementation, pyKoalaUtils (MIT). iivs-lib is an independent reimplementation and contains no code from it.

⚖️ License

This project is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.