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free software tool to analyse portal images from linear accelerator regarding Winston-Lutz-Test (analyzing unlimited number of images): 1. script reads DICOM-RT file of Winston-Lutz data (sphere+mlc gradient information from linear accelerator) 2. x- and y-shift shift is calculated relative to beam direction 3. results saved (see screenshots): green-passed (<0.75mm); yellow(0.75...1mm); red (not passed: >1mm) you need python with following packages: import numpy as np import pylab as plt from scipy import interpolate import dicom as dcm import sys,os in case of problems, please send a mail to hannes.rennau@uni-rostock.de (Department of Radiation Therapy, University of Rostock). i made the code run for several people who asked for it already. With some minor updates in the code, the code should also work on .png or .jpg images if the image grid spacing (e.g. ...

...If a recent version of pythonxy is installed, then XYmath can be installed with no additional dependencies. XYmath was developed with python 2.7 requires modules: matplotlib / pylab numexpr numpy PIL / Image scipy win32com / win32clipboard

This is an editor for the pylab package. This editor work with ipython shell and pylab, and it enables us to run a script file or selection lines easily. It is suitable for writing a small script for daily scientific/engineering/academic report.

QME-DEV Workbench (wxScipy) is a data analysis workbench based on Python, SciPy, Numpy and MatPlotLib(PyLab) and uses wxPython for the GUI. It can be used for non-linear analysis with a large set of experimental or generated data. Load/Acquire / Save/ Gr

This will be a place to release tools that have not yet been added to SciPy (or will not be added for whatever reason). Currently an interface to ImageMagick is here.

A hand-wrapped python library bindings to ImageMagick for flexablity and preformance. This may soon include more binding to image libraries, like libexif and lcms, in the future. This is an update of the magick library from pylab.

"PyLab Works" is a free and open source replacement for LabView + MatLab, written in pure Python. PyLab Works is much easier to learn and to extend than LabView and gives a much better programming environment than MatLab. Even kids can use it!