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== The Interactive Phase Retrieval Suite == | == The Interactive Phase Retrieval Suite == | ||
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===What is Bonsu?=== | ===What is Bonsu?=== | ||
| − | Bonsu, the interactive phase retrieval suite, is the first software package for phase retrieval with [ | + | Bonsu, the interactive phase retrieval suite, is the first software package for phase retrieval with [[Bonsu/Demo| real-time visualisation]] in both two and three dimensions. It is complete with an inventory of algorithms and routines for data manipulation and reconstruction. |
Bonsu is open-source, is designed around the python language and is largely platform independent. It is also able to handle data in formats such as: | Bonsu is open-source, is designed around the python language and is largely platform independent. It is also able to handle data in formats such as: | ||
* SPE | * SPE | ||
| − | * HDF5 | + | * HDF5 |
* VTK | * VTK | ||
* NumPy | * NumPy | ||
| + | No data? No problem! [[DiffSim]] provides efficient means to simulate diffraction patterns. | ||
To discover new features planned for future releases, please view the [[Bonsu/Roadmap|road map]]. | To discover new features planned for future releases, please view the [[Bonsu/Roadmap|road map]]. | ||
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===Releases=== | ===Releases=== | ||
| − | Official releases are available for download [ | + | Official releases are available for download [https://pypi.org/project/Bonsu/#files here]. |
===Documentation=== | ===Documentation=== | ||
| − | Online documentation is available [ | + | Online documentation is available [https://bonsudev.github.io/bonsu/bonsu/docs/bonsu.html here] and includes installation instructions. |
| − | A PDF version of the documentation is available [ | + | A PDF version of the documentation is available [https://github.com/bonsudev/bonsu/blob/master/bonsu/docs/Bonsu.pdf here]. |
Documentation is also available in the application. | Documentation is also available in the application. | ||
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| + | ===Enterprise Solutions=== | ||
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| + | Do you require enterprise grade solutions for CDI data analysis and reconstruction? | ||
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| + | [https://www.cdi.works/products/cdisuite CDI Suite] is the enterprise version of Bonsu. Please get in touch or visit the [https://www.cdi.works CDI Works] website for further details. | ||
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=== Developer(s) === | === Developer(s) === | ||
M. Newton | M. Newton | ||
Latest revision as of 12:06, 15 December 2023
The Interactive Phase Retrieval Suite
What is Bonsu?
Bonsu, the interactive phase retrieval suite, is the first software package for phase retrieval with real-time visualisation in both two and three dimensions. It is complete with an inventory of algorithms and routines for data manipulation and reconstruction.
Bonsu is open-source, is designed around the python language and is largely platform independent. It is also able to handle data in formats such as:
* SPE * HDF5 * VTK * NumPy
No data? No problem! DiffSim provides efficient means to simulate diffraction patterns.
To discover new features planned for future releases, please view the road map.
A General Tool for Phase Retrieval...
Bonsu aims to be an encompassing tool to enable scientific users in differing circles to easily share and analyse data while maintaining reproducibility in results across the board.
A major design goal is to provide the user with a complete set of tools for data reconstruction and visualisation. Emphasis is placed on three-dimensional imaging while two-dimensional support is also provided.
Releases
Official releases are available for download here.
Documentation
Online documentation is available here and includes installation instructions.
A PDF version of the documentation is available here.
Documentation is also available in the application.
Enterprise Solutions
Do you require enterprise grade solutions for CDI data analysis and reconstruction?
CDI Suite is the enterprise version of Bonsu. Please get in touch or visit the CDI Works website for further details.
Developer(s)
M. Newton