python-specex
Extract spectra from fits cubes
SETUP
To install the latest stable version of specex, just use pip:
$ pip install specex
Some functionalities are enabled only if some optional packages are installed, these packages can be installed by pip when installing Specex by specifing the desired configuration, for example
$ pip install specex[animation]
will install the packages required to use the command specex-cube-anim, while with the command
$ pip install specex[animation,regions,redrock]
also the packages to use rrspecex and to enable region file handling will be installed. To install all the optional dependencies use
$ pip install specex[all]
To install the bleeding edge version, clone the github repository then use pip:
$ git clone 'https://github.com/mauritiusdadd/python-specex.git'
$ cd python-specex
$ pip install .
If you want to use the rrspecex script and the correspondig module, make sure to install also redrock. If you don't already have a system wide installation of redrock, a simple script is provided that creates a python venv and downloads and installs the required packages, in this case the commands to install specex are the following:
$ chmod +x redrock_venv_setup.sh
$ ./redrock_venv_setup.sh
$ . ./redrock_venv/bin/activate
$ pip install .[redrock]
DOCUMENTATION
To build the documentation, install the requirements and run sphinx:
$ pip install -r docs/requirements.txt
$ sphinx-build -b html docs/ docs/_build/html
The full documentation is also available here: [https://python-specex.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html]
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
If you used this software for your research, please consider to cite the following article
https://doi.org/10.1051/0004-6361/202349060
@ARTICLE{DAddona2024,
title = "The powerful lens galaxy cluster {PLCK} G287.0+32.9
({$\vartheta$E} $\sim 43$ ′′)",
author = "D'Addona, M and Mercurio, A and Rosati, P and Grillo, C and
Caminha, G and Acebron, A and Angora, G and Bergamini, P and
Bozza, V and Granata, G and Annunziatella, M and Gargiulo, A and
Gobat, R and Tozzi, P and Girardi, M and Lombardi, M and
Meneghetti, M and Schipani, P and Tortorelli, L and Vanzella, E",
journal = "Astron. Astrophys.",
publisher = "EDP Sciences",
month = feb,
year = 2024,
}
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