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author | S. Shiraiwa |
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## πScope
πScope is a python based workbench for data analysis and modeling.
(S Shiraiwa, T Fredian, J Hillairet, J Stillerman, "πScope: Python based scientific workbench with MDSplus data visualization tool", Fusion Engineering and Design 112, 835 (2016) https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fusengdes.2016.06.050)
Goal of piScope includes
* Data browsing (scope) application for MDSplus data system (www.mdsplus.org)
* Lego blocks for gluing up large simulation codes using python
* User frontend platform for Petra-M (MFEM based finite element simulation).
and for the above purposes, πScope is equipped with
* a data analysis environment (= python shell, editor, data structure browser, and matplotlib figure)
* various GUI componetns to work with matplotlib based figures which allows to
* save/load a figure as a figure file.
* edit artists using GUI palette for plot, contour, image, triplots and so on.
* change panel layout via an interactive layout editor
* cut/paste of plot, axes, or an entire page.
* export data from plot to python shell by one click
* interactively annotate figure using text, arrow, lines,,,
* draw 3D (OpenGL) in matplotlib canvas.
πScope is also used for Petra-M finiete element analysis platform built on MFEM (https://piscope.psfc.mit.edu/index.php/Petra-M)
Requirements
* Python >3.6
* wxPython 4.2
* matplotlib 3.6.2
* PyOpenGL
* ... and others.
Typical pip command list...
```
pip install attrdict
pip install wxPython
pip install piScope
```
Wiki page : http://piscope.psfc.mit.edu/
Directories:
* ../python/ifigure core program
* ../python/ifigure/example examples
* ../bin/ scripts to run πScope
* ../example/ example data to look in πScope
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