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Scientific tools is the Swiss knife for scientists and students who work with python.

Reason this release was yanked:

Some names of function arguments have changed in V0.0.0a17 version. This version is not compatible with recent syntaxe.

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Scientific tools

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Project's description

scientific_tools is the Swiss knife for scientists and students who work with python. This framework is currently in development, but some functionnalities work without any bugs.

Graphics package

Functions graphs

The scientific_tools.graphics.function_graphs file can trace 2D and 3D functions graphs. It will be able to trace two function curve in few weeks (in development).

Uncertainty graphs

The scientific_tools.graphics.uncertainty_graphs file can draw :

  • an uncertainty graph with a function, the function plus its uncertainty and the fonction minus its uncertainty.
  • experimental values with uncertainties bar.
  • a z-score graph : draws the points (or a function) that correspond to z-score and draws the maximum and minimum lines of z-core validity.

Physics

Uncertainty

The scientific_tools.physics.uncertainty file can calculate uncertainties :

  • calculate standard uncertainties with propagation rules
  • calculate relative uncertainties with propagation rules
  • calculate z-scores (z-core between a value and a reference value & z-score between two value)

Other files are planned

A lot of other functionnalities are in development.

Thanks

This framework rely on few others frameworks that are free. The code is written in Python 3.10 and use :

  • numpy
  • matplotlib

License

Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International Public License (CC-BY-NC-SA)

(Futher information at: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/legalcode )

©Cyprien BONTRON (c.b.e.python@gmail.com)

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