pycroscopy
pycroscopy is a python package for generic (domain-agnostic) microscopy data anlaysis. More specialized or domain-specific analysis routines are contained within some of the other packages within the pycroscopy ecosystem.
Please visit our homepage for more information and installation instructions.
If you use pycroscopy for research, we would appreciate if you could cite our Arxiv paper titled “USID and Pycroscopy - Open frameworks for storing and analyzing spectroscopic and imaging data”
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