pyxem / pyxem-demos

Examples and tutorials of multi-dimensional diffraction microscopy workflows using pyxem.
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pyxem is an open-source python library for crystallographic diffraction microscopy.

This repository contains Jupyter notebooks <http://jupyter.org/>__ demonstrating core functionality of the pyXem package. Data required for all demos are available here <https://drive.google.com/open?id=11CV7_wkFIsOtDICOcil8Bo25fo0NlR9I> . If you have problems using any of the notebooks provided here please raise an issue <https://github.com/pyxem/pyxem-demos/issues> so that we can help. Note If you are using the demos with a release version of pyxem (e.g. that you have obtained from conda-forge or PyPI) then you should use the corresponding release version of the demos obtained from the Zenodo link above. Installation Like many python packages, there are two main routes to installing pyxem, via conda (recommended) and via pip. Via conda: .. code-block:: $ conda create --name pyxem $ conda activate pyxem $ conda install pyxem --channel conda-forge