orix
orix is an open-source Python library for analysing orientations and crystal symmetry.
The package defines objects and functions for the analysis of orientations represented as quaternions and 3D rotation vectors, accounting for crystal symmetry. Functionality builds primarily on NumPy and Matplotlib. Initiation of the package was inspired by MTEX.
orix is released under the GPL v3 license.
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Refer to the documentation for detailed installation instructions, a user guide, and the changelog.
Installation
orix can be installed with pip:
pip install orix
or conda:
conda install orix -c conda-forge
The source code is hosted in GitHub, and can also be downloaded from PyPI and Anaconda.
Further details are available in the installation guide.
Citing orix
If analysis using orix forms a part of published work please cite the paper (journal, arXiv) and the software.
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