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Create interactive plots for FCS file metadata (3.0, 3.1).

Metadata plots are generated as a self contained html file. Multiple display options are provided to hide or show parameters, calculated mean values, and customized time range. By default, all numeric parameters located will be displayed. Parameters displayed can be located on the right side of the plot. To hide (or display) a parameter, click on its name. To hide all except one parameter, double click on its name.

Installation

Using pip:

pip install xfcsdashboard

Without pip:

python setup.py install

Command Line Usage

For stand alone usage:

xfcsdashboard -i <metadata.csv>

Used in combination with metadata extraction in xfcs (requires xfcs installed):

xfcsmeta [--options] --dashboard

Requirements

  • Python 3.5 or greater

  • pandas

  • plotly

License

xfcsdashboard is released under the BSD 2-clause license. See LICENSE for details.

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