Scientific Software
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uravu — Peer-reviewed • Rank 10.4 • Science 100%

uravu: Making Bayesian modelling easy(er) - Published in JOSS (2020)

Scientific Software
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Fitspy — Peer-reviewed • Rank 9.6 • Science 98%

Fitspy: A Python package for spectral decomposition - Published in JOSS (2024)

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iminuit • Rank 21.1 • Science 77%

Jupyter-friendly Python interface for C++ MINUIT2

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spectrafit • Rank 11.6 • Science 67%

📊📈🔬 SpectraFit is a command-line and Jupyter-notebook tool for quick data-fitting based on the regular expression of distribution functions.

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petrofit • Rank 9.8 • Science 64%

Python package for calculating Petrosian properties and fitting galaxy light profiles

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diffusional-fitter • Rank 2.1 • Science 57%

This program fits diffusional baselines to cyclic voltammetry data, allowing for a more accurate measurement of peak Faradaic current than linear methods.

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numere • Science 67%

Framework for numerical computations, data analysis and visualisation

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sherpa • Science 67%

Fit models to your data in Python with Sherpa.

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flama • Science 67%

This code adjusts interatomic potentials from a reference database of atomic structures and their corresponding DFT energies. For the calculation of energies from atomic positions, it uses the GULP or LAMMPS program via an interface. The adjustment of the potentials is done by means of a genetic algorithm. The code has been tested for the calculation of interatomic potentials of perovskites PbCs(Br,I,Cl)3 and Pb(MA,FA,Cs)(Br,I)3. The calculation of the reference database of energies and geometries was calculated using the VASP code.