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Cross platform, open source application for the processing, visualization, and analysis of 3D tomography data

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We can currently perform operations on all scalars like the following example, which inverts each of the scalars: ```python def transform(dataset): import numpy as np for name in dataset.scalars_names: scalars...

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**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** The issue is that when you have a vertical tilt axis the manual tilt axis alignment wizard allows you to...

Hi, if I have a txt file (x,y,z,value), x, y and z are coordinate positions, and value is my tomography result (such P wave velocity). How do I convert this...

I want to create an EMD file which will be recognized by tomviz as a tilt series and load the angles in the dim1 dataset. I see that in [this...

**Describe the bug** MRC files with uint16 dtype are incorrectly imported. The file is read in quarters. and the rest of the tilt series is empty. Maybe an issue with...

**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** A clear and concise description of what the problem is. E.g. I'm always frustrated when [...] Trying to use the...

**Describe the bug** Attempting to use `tomviz-pipeline` to batch process reconstruction and threshold EMD files. Ultimately I want to export the final threshold-ed volumes for further analysis in a separate...

The primary operators in tomviz that produce children via `dataset.create_child_dataset()` are reconstruction operators. Since usually only one reconstruction is performed on a data source, running multiple child-producing operators on one...

If you load up the tilt series example, and change the color map preset to "Linear Green", it appears like this: ![before_state_save](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9558430/76340830-98892380-62d2-11ea-9525-42a4d1c1c3d2.png) If you then save it to a state...