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Last update: 1st August 2024

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Welcome,

This folder contains multiple scripts used to compute the mechanical properties of tested skin samples. <ADD MORE INFO ABOUT TEST and/or publication>

  • post-treatment.py: main script to treat the raw data given by the sensors. Parameters that users should change are located at the beginning of the script, after module imports (will be cha)
  • functions.py: functions called by post-treatment.py. Users should NOT change anything in this file, but can consult the function headers. For programmers, comments can
  • map_generator.py: script to generate missing or broken .map, that are needed in post-treatment.py
  • interactive_graph.py: small script used to open and manipulate interactive graphs

These scripts have been tested with PyCharm Community Edition (free version), on a Windows computer with a Python 3.9 interpreter.

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How to get started :

  1. open post-treatment.py in PyCharm or any other IDE you like
  2. define your parameters under the classes (see comments in the script): 2.1. ParametersFiles: folder path and general file parameters 2.2. ParametersThickness: parameters for thickness results 2.3 ParametersIndentation: parameters for indentation test results
  3. run the script (in Pycharm: right click + Run)

Informations will be printed in the Python Console and in the log file. ######################################################

Outputs organization:

  • Results will be organized in subfolders, by sample name, under the defined data_folder
  • Log and excel Results files will be in the data_folder

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