Python functions for reading TOPAS result files
Project description
topas2numpy
Reading TOPAS results into NumPy arrays.
Features
TOPAS is a Monte Carlo tool for particle simulation, designed for medical physics research. It can output two data types:
- binned: a quantity (e.g. dose) is accumulated within a binned geometry component
- ntuple: multiple data columns are recorded per particle history
This package is able to read both data types, enabling analysis within Python.
Basic Usage
from topas2numpy import BinnedResult x = BinnedResult('Dose.csv') from topas2numpy import read_ntuple y = read_ntuple('Beam.phsp')
History
0.1.0 (2016-2-19)
- First release on PyPI.
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