pystencils_reco
pystencils is a HPC code generation framework based on SymPy. You can use it to generate C/C++ or CUDA for various frameworks including waLBerla, Torch, Tensorflow.
This repository implements routines commonly needed for image processing and CT reconstruction.
Installation
Install via pip :
pip install TODOor if you downloaded this repository using:
pip install -e .Usage
TODO. Have a look at the tests
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