semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
pacsretrieve 1.2.3
Interact with a PACS through an intermediary service, "pfdcm" (not included).
License: MIT

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pl-pacsretrieve
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Abstract
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A CUBE 'ds' plugin to retrieve DICOM data from a remote PACS.

A "preview.jpg" is added in each series directory for quick preview of the data.

Preconditions
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Data from the PACS must be pre-processed by ``pypx: listen``.


Run
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Using ``docker run``
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.. code-block:: bash

  docker run -t--rm
    -v $(pwd)/../pl-pacsquery/out:/input \
    -v $(pwd)/output:/output             \
    fnndsc/pl-pacsretrieve pacsretrieve.py
    --aet CHIPS --aec ORTHANC --aetListener CHIPS \
    --serverIP 192.168.1.40 --serverPort 4242 \
    --seriesUIDS 0 --dataLocation /incoming
    /input /output
bears 0.1
simpler and faster alternative to pandas
License: MIT


**bears** is a light alternative to pandas. Its main goal is to provide a columnar dataframe.
Dataframe is a collection of columns. Each column is a numpy.ndarray.

The difference from pandas is as follows:
- no fancy indexing
- no label index / no active column
- no implicit copy / expensive operation

You can
- add/remove a column in O(1)
- slice indexing / list indexing without copy
- transpose the columnar dataframe to get the record-wise list
codehint 0.0.1
CodeHint is a package for describing python functions and methods in console during runtime.
License: MIT
Keywords: hint functions python console runtime describe code

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CodeHint 0.0.1
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`CodeHint` is a package for describing a function within the python console during runtime.
It works in the same way as an advanced IDE does when it displays the hint for function, but pretty-printing to
console rather than to a window.

.. image:: https://badge.fury.io/py/codehint.svg
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    :target: https://coveralls.io/github/ipazc/codehint?branch=master


Example
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If we have the following function defined somewhere in our code:

.. code:: python

    >>> def hello(a, b:int, c) -> int:
    ...     """
    ...     Hello, this is an explanation
    ...     of what this is going to do
    ...     :param a: foo
    ...     :param b: bar example
    ...     :param c:
    ...     :return: True if good, False otherwise.
    ...     """
    ...     x = a + b * 2*c
    ...     return x

It can be described later on with `CodeHint`:

.. code:: python

    >>> from codehint import hint
    >>> hint(hello)

The result is

.. code:: bash

    ------------------------
    def hello(a, b:int, c) -> int:
    
        Hello, this is an explanation of what this is going to do
    
    === Parameters: 3 ======
     [0] a (type Any) ->   foo
     [1] b (type int) ->   bar example
     [2] c (type Any) ->  
    ========================
     Result (type int) ->  True if good, False otherwise.

`CodeHint` currently can only be used to describe the signature of functions or methods.

Installation
============

It is only supported **Python 3.4.1** onwards:

.. code:: bash

    sudo pip3 install codehint


LICENSE
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It is released under the *MIT license*.