Linearizator is compatible with Python 2 and Python 3.
What can I do with Linearizator?
Solve equation of line using 2 points
Use solved equation to linearize values
Installation
You can install or upgrade linearizator with:
$ pip install linearizator --upgrade
Or you can install from source with:
$ git clone https://github.com/RDCH106/linearizator.git --recursive
$ cd linearizator
$ python setup.py install
Quick example
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from linearizator import linearizator
# Initialize linearizator object
lin = linearizator.linearizator(x1=6.4, y1=20, x2=16.8, y2=85, unknown="y")
# Linearize
lin.linearize()
# Show equation of line
print(lin.pretty_equation())
# Calculate the value of a point
print(lin.calculate(6.4))
# Generate inverse linearization
lin.inverse()
# Show equation of line
print(lin.pretty_equation())
# Calculate the value of a point
print(lin.calculate(20))
Release files for linearizator 0.1.01
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