Getting Started (Python)

Getting Started (Python)#

In order to use Python version of ScientiMate library, first, Python programming language, and then, the ScientiMate library should be installed.

Installing#

To use Python version of ScientiMate library:

  • Install Python

  • Install ScientiMate

1) Install Python

First, you need to install Python programming language.

  • Method 1:

    Install Python from https://www.python.org and then use the pip command to install required packages

  • Method 2 (Recommended):

    Install Anaconda Python distribution from https://www.anaconda.com and then use the conda command to install required packages

2) Install ScientiMate

After Python is installed, you need to install ScientiMate library.

If you installed Python, then you need to install ScientiMate via pip (https://pypi.org/project/scientimate). To do that, open the Command Prompt (or Terminal) and run:

pip install scientimate

If you installed Anaconda Python distribution, then you need to install ScientiMate via Anaconda cloud (https://anaconda.org/akarimp/scientimate). To do that, open the Anaconda Prompt and run:

conda install -c akarimp scientimate

Operating System#

This code can be run on Microsoft Windows, Mac, and Linux. However, make sure any given path is compatible with a running operating system. In particular, “\” is used in Windows path, while “/” is used in Mac or Linux path. For example, if a path is “C:\” on Windows machine, it would be “C:/” on Mac or Linux.

Required Programing Language#

The Python version of this library can be run by using Python 3 or later (https://www.python.org or https://www.anaconda.com).

Required Package for Python#

Following packages are required:

Quick Start#

import scientimate as sm
import numpy as np

print(sm.__version__)

x=np.linspace(1,10,10)
y=np.zeros((10,2))
y[:,0]=1+np.random.rand(10)
y[:,1]=2+np.random.rand(10)
sm.plot2d(x,y,'line_confid','blue_red','large')