New way of running openpiv-python without installation

[Alex Liberzon]

Hi, 

Thanks for Jupyterlite project you can now try your PIV algorithm parameters in a browser, no installation, no virtual machines, just a browser. Of course this is rather slow and not recommended for large set of files, but it's very convenient to share with someone if you want to show the effect of parameters, etc. 

There is also a link in the top bar that says: Save to URL - just click and you get an URL to send to your colleague/team

See here

https://github.com/OpenPIV/openpiv_jupyterlite

and try here

http://openpiv.github.io/openpiv_jupyterlite

Best regards

Alex

[Ivan Nepomnyashchikh]

Thank you, Dr. Liberzon,

I am working now on a tutorial for VortexFitting integration with PIVPY. Do you want me to do it in Jupiterlight instead of regular Jupiter?

And for the future, I have something for OpenPIV (I coded normalized median filter and other things we talked about). Should I use Jupiterlight or regular Jupiter for tutorials for all of those things?

Ivan

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[Alex Liberzon]

Hi Ivan

please use regular Jupyter notebooks. we will be able then to use it on  oth platforms 

Alex 

[Ivan Nepomnyashchikh]

Ok, will do, thanks.

Ivan