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retractometrics 0.0.15
A package for bibliometric analysis of retracted papers
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: retracted papers, bibliometrics

# Retractometrics

Retractometrics is a Python package designed to process and compute research metrics based on retraction data. It provides various utilities for handling datasets, calculating key research metrics, and performing retraction analysis. The package aims to help researchers, data scientists, and organizations track research integrity, analyze trends, and identify instances of scientific misconduct.

## Installation

Mandatory Instructions:

1. In order for to extract a tangible output for analysis, make sure to store all the data (.csv) files in a folder with any name of your choice. It is mandatory for your data folder to be in the same directory where your code is present.

2. Install from a local directory: Navigate to the directory containing your retractometrics package and run:

    pip install .  

3. Install from a remote package (e.g., PyPI): you can install it using:

    pip install retractometrics

4. Then do :
    a. retractometrics.run()
    b. Pass the data directory path as input
    c. All the csv files will be processed and metrics will be computed
    d. Navigate to the same data folder and check for another folder named "Output_main" which contains all the metrics.

5. If you would like to compute individual metrics, you will have to extract the particular features yourselves using pandas. Unfortunately the package does not have such flexibility as of now.

6. The package is built specifically for Scopus research data, which caters well to retracted papers. However, if you choose to download data from different sources, do make sure to structure the data as per Scopus norms.
pycromanager 1.0.2
Open source microscope control using python
Requires Python: >=3.6

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`pycromanager` is a Python library for customized microscope hardware control and integration with image processing. It works together with [Micro-manager](https://micro-manager.org/) and [Micro-magellan](https://micro-manager.org/wiki/MicroMagellan), or can be used as a standalone backend system for controlling microscope hardware.

Check out to the [journal article](https://rdcu.be/cghwk) or the [documentation](https://pycro-manager.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) for an idea of the capabilities and how to get started.

Have a cool example of something you've done with `pycromanager` or an idea for improvement? Reach out on the issues page.

## Installing pycro-manager

1) Download the lastest version of [micro-manager 2.0](https://micro-manager.org/wiki/Micro-Manager_Nightly_Builds)
2) Install pycro-manager using `pip install pycromanager`
3) Run Micro-Manager, select tools-options, and check the box that says Run server on port 4827 (you only need to do this once)

To verify everything is working, run the following code: 

```
from pycromanager import Core

core = Core()
print(core)
```
which will give an output like:

```
<pycromanager.core.mmcorej_CMMCore object at 0x7fe32824a208>
```

### Troubleshooting 

Upon creating the Bridge, you may see an error with something like:

```
UserWarning: Version mistmatch between Java ZMQ server and Python client.
Java ZMQ server version: 2.4.0
Python client expected version: 2.5.0
```

In this case case your Micro-manager version Pycro-manager versions are out of sync. Usually, this can be fixed by downloading the latest versions of both. Uprgade to the latest Pycro-manager with: 

```
pip install pycromanager --upgrade
```


## Contributing

We welcome community contributions to improve Pycro-manager, including bug fixes, improvements to documentation, examples of different use cases, or internal improvements. Check out the [contributing guide](https://github.com/micro-manager/pycro-manager/blob/master/Contributing.md) to see more about the workflow. Areas where community contributions would be especially helpful can be found on the [Issues](https://github.com/micro-manager/pycro-manager/issues) page with a **Help wanted** label

Information about how to setup a development environment for the Java parts of Pycro-manager can be found [here](https://github.com/micro-manager/pycro-manager/issues/123)
mecapacktools 1.3.28
Outils de base pour Mecapack
Requires Python: <4.0,>=3.11

# Tools for Mecapack

La doc est disponible en Html ou en MD

## installation par pip

`pip install mecapacktools`

Installer les extensions :

`pip install mecapacktools[excel,sql,webservices]`

### Extensions diponibles :

- excel 
- Sql 
- WebServices 
- FTP 

## Notes pour le développement:

### Installation

`poetry install --with dev,docs --all-extras --sync`

### Génération de la doc

`poetry run .\make.bat html`
`poetry run .\make.bat markdown`

### Publier une nouvelle version

Changer la version :
Dans le fichier pyproject.toml modifier :
```
[tool.poetry]
version = "1.0.0"
 ```

Publier sur pypi `poetry publish --build`