Visual-Phenomics-Python | Import data output from Visual Phenomics

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Visual-Phenomics-Python is a Python library. Visual-Phenomics-Python has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Import data output from Visual Phenomics into a convenient DataFrame for subsequent analysis in Python.
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            Install Visual-Phenomics-Python

            Install using pip in the terminal. If you are using Anaconda, make sure, you are using the Conda environment, activating it using the conda activate command in the terminal.
            Once the package is installed, you can import text files generated by Visual Phenomics into a DataFrame. Make sure that, in case you import multiple experiments, the times and light intensities match up between experiments. By default, the text files have an all prefix in the filenames. Since the filename is also the parameter name (or column name), the all gets removed by default. In case the prefix is different, use the prefix parameter to define a custom one to remove.

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