Pylleo
A collection of python utilities for working with data from Little Leonardo accelerometers
Quickstart
pylleo is currently only available for Python 3 and has not been extensively tested with different versions. For more detail, please refer to the documentation.
Install
pip3 install pylleo
Load data
import pylleo
path_dir = './'
meta = pylleo.lleoio.read_meta(path_dir, 'W190PD3GT', 34840)
data = pylleo.lleoio.read_data(meta, path_dir)
Calibration app
Run the pylleo calibration application with the pylleo-cal command in the terminal:
pylleo-cal
Documentation
The latest documentation for pylleo can be found here
License
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license. Please see the license file in this repository.
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