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orange-spectroscopy-prototypes

Prototype widgets / code for the orange-spectroscopy add-on for Orange3.

Installation

To use this add-on, first download and install the current version of Orange3. Next, install the orange-spectroscopy add-on:

  1. Open Orange Canvas, choose "Options" from the menu and then "Add-ons".
  2. A new window will open. There, tick the checkbox in front of "Spectroscopy" and confirm.
  3. Restart Orange.

Finally, install the prototypes add-on:

  1. Download and unzip the release zip file.
  2. Enter the folder in your python environment. For a standard Orange install you should use "Orange Command Prompt"
  3. Run pip install . from the folder.

Usage

After the installation, the widgets from this add-on are registered with Orange. The new widgets will appear in Orange Canvas, in the toolbox bar under the section Spectroscopy-Prototypes.

Example workflows can be found under the "Help / Examples" menu.

For developers

If you would like to install from cloned git repository, run

pip install .

To register this add-on with Orange, but keep the code in the development directory (do not copy it to Python's site-packages directory), run

pip install -e .

Further details can be found in orange-spectroscopy CONTRIBUTING.md

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