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pIMZ: an integrative framework for imaging mass spectrometry analysis
Description
pIMZ is a framework for Imaging Mass Spectrometry (IMS) data analysis. The python implementation is available from github.com/mjoppich/pIMZ. For installation follow the instructions given here.
pIMZ focuses on a differential setting, where masses, specific to certain areas are first determined, and then serve as input for a cell-type detection framework and/or a differential expression setting.
pIMZ's documentation is available here:
Installation
The easiest way to install most Python packages is via pip.
If not already done, you must first install the following dependencies manually. This is because at the time of writing this document, dabest requires pandas~=0.25, which is incompatible with probably the rest of the world nowadays. So first dabest is installed, then numpy and pandas are upgraded again ::
sudo pip3 install dabest
sudo pip3 install numpy pandas --upgrade
Only then we should install pIMZ ::
sudo pip3 install pIMZ
pIMZ is now ready to go!
Usage
References to examples and example notebooks can be found in the examples folder, or in the documentation.
All available classes and their functions are explained in the modules/API documentation.
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