Francisco de la Peña
Francisco de la Peña
We define HyperSpy as "HyperSpy is an open source Python library which provides tools to facilitate the interactive data analysis of multi-dimensional datasets that can be described as multi-dimensional arrays...
Issue to track HyperSpy splitting progress. Original discussion @ #821. * [x] GUI toolkit register - ipywidgets [WIP in #1544] * [x] GUI - ipywidgets #1544] * [x] GUI -...
The goal is to ease the task of setting up the axes attributes, see below for an example. The syntax is inspired by (but different from) https://matplotlib.org/stable/users/whats_new.html#axes-spines-access-shortcuts ### Progress of...
The file size of the ``IO`` test folder is 88.2 MB. As a consequence, the file size of HyperSpy v1.4 source distribution is 67.7 MB and hits the PyPI's file...
This issue tracks progress on the implementation of non-uniform axes. Notice that, currently, the non-uniform axes features are merged into the `non_uniform_axes` branch. If you intend to address any of...
Here is an illustration of the issue when using the ``ipympl`` backend 
This makes the API more similar to sklearn's as discussed in https://github.com/hyperspy/hyperspy/pull/2172#issuecomment-625770320. The most drastic change to the API is moving most of the arguments of ``fit()`` to ``__init__()``. Alternatively,...
Currently calling hyperspyui when an instance is active results in the following: ```bash $ hyperspyui my_file.hdf5 QLocalSocket::connectToServer: Connection refused ``` Shouldn't it open the file in the current instance instead?
Would a %hyperspyui magic that opens HyperSpyUI and registers all the signals in the current namespace be feasible? And the reverse, connecting to the IPython kernel in the HyperSpyUI session...