Reverse Dependencies of matplotlib-scalebar

The following projects have a declared dependency on matplotlib-scalebar:

• anasyspythontools — A suite of Python tools for use with Analysis Studio AFM-IR files.
• brighteyes-ism — A toolbox for analysing and simulating ISM images
• CellAutDisp — no summary
• celldetective — description
• CompactionAnalyzer — A Python package to analyze tissue compaction around cells in fiber materials
• compress-em — Particle Picking of Cryo-EM Datasets
• customplotting — customplotting: make publishable quality science figures quickly
• das — DAS
• deepss — DeepSS
• DefDAP — A python library for correlating EBSD and HRDIC data.
• esda — Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis in PySAL
• FluroView — A Python package for visualization of biological data, similar to how composite images are viewed in ImageJ
• g80sxm — Analyse and create figures for Nanonis SPM data
• geosnap — The Geospatial Neighborhood Analysis Package
• graphcompass — Spatial metrics for differential analyses of cell organization across conditions
• gtfspy — Python package for analyzing public transport timetables
• jfibsem-dat — no summary
• jointforces — A Python package to conduct 3D Traction Force Microcopy on multicelluar aggregates (spheroids).
• magellanmapper — 3D atlas analysis and annotation
• microfilm — Creating figures and animations for multi-channel images with a focus on microscopy.
• ml4floods — Machine learning models for end-to-end flood extent segmentation.
• morphopy — Python package to display morphologies of neurons and compute statistical measures and representations
• napari-psf-analysis — A plugin to analyse point spread functions (PSFs).
• netpyne — A Python package to develop, simulate and analyse biological neuronal networks in NEURON.
• orix — orix is an open-source Python library for handling crystal orientation mapping data
• patato — A Python Toolkit for the analysis of photoacoustic tomography data.
• ptyrodactyl — Ptychography through differentiable programming in JAX
• pyMonteCarlo-GUI — Python interface for Monte Carlo simulation programs
• pyNeuroTrace — Python code for neural time series
• pyomu — Performs accessibility analysis
• pytRIBS — A pre-to-post processing python package for the distributed hydrological model tRIBS
• raster-basics — Basic GeoTIFF Processing
• RHaP — A python library to analyse hydride morphology present in light optical and scanning electron micrographs.
• rosettasciio — Reading and writing scientific file formats
• sainsc — Segmentation-free Analysis of In Situ Capture data
• scatterem — scatterem
• scematk — no summary
• seaborn-image — Attractive, descriptive and effective image visualization with seaborn-like API built on top of matplotlib
• seacharts — Electronic navigational charts (ENCs) processing & visualization
• segregation — Analytics for spatial and non-spatial segregation in Python.
• simple-swath — Module that provides tools to extract swath profile using a shapefile
• SingleOrigin — Crystallographic analysis for STEM data
• spaghetti — Analysis of Network-constrained Spatial Data
• spatialdata-plot — Static plotting for spatial data.
• spherpro — Tool to analize tumor spheroid data
• spopt — Spatial Optimization in PySAL
• squidpy — Spatial Single Cell Analysis in Python
• stemtool — A single package for analyzing atomic resolution STEM, 4D-STEM and STEM-EELS datasets, along with basic STEM simulation functionality
• StereoUtils — scanpy extra function for STOmics
• SyMBac — A package for generating synthetic images of bactera in phase contrast or fluorescence. Used for creating training data for machine learning segmentation and tracking algorithms.
• SysTool — Set of high level funcions that optimize our work as transport planners. Should work along with spyder=5.4.4
• temmeta — TEMMETA is a library for transmission electron microscopy (TEM) (meta)data manipulation
• TopoTEM — no summary
• topotem-test — no summary
• ufro-uhi-plot — Python proyect to plotting urban heat island.
• urbantrips — A library to process public transit smart card data.
• zrhappy — A python library to analyse hydride morphology present in light optical and scanning electron micrographs.