Mart2Aust is a port of the Matlab Proect AusRecon written in python. AusRecon was originally written using MTEX, and as Orix is the closest comaparable tool in python, AusRecon is built with Orix as the base. If this project in successful or useful, this fork will eventually become a pull request for Orix.
In the meantime, any work based off of this repo should cite the manuscript at the following link, as well as the AusRecon Paper.
The current Alpha version of AusRecon can be found here
Below this point is the original orix Readme.rst ---
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orix is an open-source Python library for analysing orientations and crystal symmetry.
The package defines objects and functions for the analysis of orientations represented as quaternions or 3D rotation vectors accounting for crystal symmetry. Functionality builds primarily on NumPy and Matplotlib and is heavily inspired by the MATLAB package MTEX.
If analysis using orix forms a part of published work please cite the paper (journal, arXiv).
Documentation is hosted on Read the Docs with a
complete reference for functions and classes, as well as a user guide in the form of
Jupyter notebooks. These notebooks can be inspected statically on the web page or via
nbviewer,
interactively in the browser by clicking the Binder link above and navigating to the
doc/ directory, or on your own computer by downloading them and the corresponding
data. We hope you find them useful!
orix is released under the GPL v3 license.