Python package with tools for spectral analysis and modal parameters estimate
We recommend installing in a virtual environment. For how to create virtual environments, please, refer to the official documentation for venv or conda.
You can install the sample
package from PyPI via pip.
pip install lim-sample
Available extras are
plots
: for plotting utilitiesnotebooks
: for running notebooksgui
: for running the GUI
If you don't want write code to use SAMPLE, you can use the graphical user interface
For Windows, a stand-alone executable is available. You can download the latest version from GitHub:
- Go to https://github.com/limunimi/sample/releases
- Download the zip file from the latest release (
SAMPLE_win_<version>.zip
) - Unzip the
SAMPLE.exe
file - That's it, you can run it!
You can install the GUI from the command line with Python via pip.
We recommend to install in a virtual environment
pip install lim-sample[gui]
To run the GUI from the command line, run
python -m sample.gui
API documentation can be found online here:
https://limunimi.github.io/SAMPLE
Source code is available on GitHub
https://github.com/limunimi/sample
For learning to use the package, you can refer to the interactive notebooks in the notebooks folder
In the scripts folder, there are Python scripts for the reproducibility of experiments
References are available both as a BibTeX and a CITATION.cff file.
If you use this software in your research, please, consider citing the following items
- The SMC 2020 paper "Spectral Analysis for Modal Parameters Linear Estimate"
- The SAMPLE package for Python