Colour Science for Python
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Colour Science for Python
Awesome Spectral Indices in Python.
Awesome Spectral Indices for the Google Earth Engine JavaScript API (Code Editor).
🥷 A Python package for efficient processing of spectral images
Colour science datasets for use with Colour
Unofficial Python tools for querying NIST Chemistry WebBook pages and extracting molecular-property records.
⚡💻 OpenGL application inspired by Walt Disney Animation Studios BRDF Viewer. A BRDF Viewer that support standard RGB and spectral data (tristimulus values) color calculation.
Invariant representation learning from imaging and spectral data
A personal pytorch-based implement of HybridSN by Jupyter Notebook
Virtual Tissue Simulator
resemble is an R package for similarity-based modelling and local learning in spectroscopy. It provides tools for dissimilarity computation, nearest-neighbour search, memory-based learning, and spectral library optimisation (methods designed for large, heterogeneous spectral datasets where global models underperform)
Accelerated Structured Alternating Projections for Robust Spectrally Sparse Signal Recovery
Import spectral data and related metadata in R
Various resources for Mitsuba 3
Low-Cost, Portable, and Plug-and-Play Multi-Spectral Prototype Design
Various resources for Eclat Digital - Ocean Light Simulator
FIREFLY is a chi-squared minimisation full fitting code for deriving stellar population properties from spectra. It fits combinations of single-burst stellar population models using the Bayesian Information Criterion and returns light- and mass-weighted ages, metallicities, dust attenuation, stellar mass, and star formation histories.
This script calculates 89 indicies and calculates/visualizes the correlation beween the indices
R package for working with Spectral data with spatio-temporal attributes
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