Micral (MICROstructure anALysis)
Description :
The aim of this tool is to gather information about microstructure.
Installation :
pip install micral
Usage :
In a python file or directly in the interpreter, type :
import micral
micral.analyse(<your image>)
Input :
<your image> is the name of the image to analyse (with extension (ie jpg, png, bmp etc…)) It’s also possible to send multiple image at once : in that case, provide a list of name : <your image> = [<image1>, <image2>, …]
Note that the image must be in the same directory than the python file (or in the current directory of the command)
Output :
The output will be an Python dictionnary, and each entry is a dictionnary how gather the differents informations on the image.
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