PyTRiP98 is a python package for working with TRiP98 and VIRTUOS/VOXELPLAN files. It is mainly supposed for batch processing, but an experimental GUI is also included (see https://github.com/pytrip/pytripgui).
PyTRiP provides several command-line applications including trip2dicom, dicom2trip and cubeslice.
They works under Linux, Windows and Mac OSX operating systems
(interpreter of Python programming language has to be also installed).
No programming knowledge is required from the user, but basic skills in working with the console are needed to use them.
Full PyTRiP documentation can be found here: https://pytrip.readthedocs.io/
See Getting Started <https://pytrip.readthedocs.org/en/stable/getting_started.html>_ for installation and basic
information, and the User's Guide <https://pytrip.readthedocs.org/en/stable/user_guide.html>_ for an overview of
how to use the PyTRiP library.
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