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Visualizes 3D/4D NumPy arrays using Matplotlib and PyQt5.
The following libraries are required:
To install, use: pip3 install vidi3d.
The software can also be found at https://github.com/AlanKuurstra/vidi3d.
import vidi3d as v
# compare a list of 2d images (an additional temporal dimension is optional)
v.compare2d(listOf2dImages)
# compare a list of 3d images (an additional temporal dimension is optional)
v.compare3d(listOf3dImages)
Some simple examples can be found in the Examples/ folder.
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Visualizes 3d/4d NumPy arrays using Matplotlib and PyQt5.
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