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I am looking for an automatic code translator for Matlab to Python.
I downloaded and installed LiberMate but it is not documented anywhere and I wasn't able to make it work.
Has anybody dealt with this kind of challenge before? Any advice welcome.
I've done it manually. Check this.
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You can also try to call your MATLAB code from Python using Mlabwrap, a high-level Python to MATLAB bridge that lets MATLAB look like a normal Python library.
For example:
from mlabwrap import mlab
mlab.plot([1,2,3], '-o')
i seems there is no other way than to do the translation manually.
I suggest you have these pages in your browser meanwhile:
http://www.mathworks.com/help/techdoc/
with:
http://www.scipy.org/Numpy_Example_List_With_Doc
and:
Link
with:
http://mathesaurus.sourceforge.net/matlab-numpy.html
Install PyClips
wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/pyclips/files/pyclips/pyclips-1.0/pyclips-1.0.7.348.tar.gz/download
tar zxvf download
cd pyclips
./setup.py install
libreMate
cd /path/to/libermate-0.4
./libermate.py /path/to/matlabfile.m
This works for me :-)
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I have written a Python code which imports libraries like numpy, scipy, keras (deep learning).
Is it possible to convert it to mobile .apk using say kivy?
I couldn't find any documentation specifying it is possible or not possible. Kindly help.
While there is a numpy recipe, i believe there is no scipy or keras one, and it's certainly going to be quite some work to do them, so while theorically yes, python-for-android would do the job, in practice, you'll have to get your hands dirty to get that going.
I have heard about Python for Android. You have to give it a try.
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When you install pip, you get a Python package as well as a command line tool. For example, you can print a list of Python packages like this:
import pip
print pip.get_installed_distributions()
However I can't find any documentation for this package. Searching some of the function names doesn't come up with anything, and sites like PyPi and Wikipedia link to the command line docs.
Is using pip via import pip documented?
No, the pip API is neither documented nor guaranteed to be stable. There are proposals to rectify this, but not much progress.
If you're looking to play around with the internals, there are some examples of usage here, but beware that the API could change in later versions.
Update, October 2022:
The documentation now states:
While it is implemented in Python, and so is available from your Python code via import pip, you must not use pip’s internal APIs in this way.
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Recently, I want to use the OpenCV library in Python, but the documentation of Python binding of OpenCV is very unclear and insufficient. I want to ask where to find some detailed documentation of Python binding of OpenCV. Previously I used OpenCV in C++, and the documentation is very helpful, more over I can go to the source code of it where I was in doubt. But the source code of Python binding doesn't provide much information, I think. For example, it takes me a long time to find out that the CV_8UC1 flag is in the module cv2.CV_8UC1, but the flag CV_CAP_PROP_FPS is in the module cv2.cv.CV_CAP_PROP_FPS.
There doesn't seem to be any nice documentations. Sometimes information is provided about the Python API as part of the normal documentation.
To get started and to get a feel for how the Python OpenCV interface works, have a look at the
official Python tutorials.
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I am writing some python code that needs libjpeg . I searched for it on the Internet, and I couldn't find an implement of libjpeg in python. I would like to be able to access, DCT coefficient values, quantization tables, etc.
Thanks!
That would be the jpeg module. However, typically the Python Imaging Library is preferred for image manipulation.
If you're on a mac, this might help: http://jetfar.com/libjpeg-and-python-imaging-pil-on-snow-leopard/ If you're not on a mac, it may give you some ideas on how to proceed on your platform.
"WIP Python interface to libjpeg to access DCT coefficients"
Take a look here.
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I need to write python application connect to trixbox that run as SIP server. But I not found any library that implement in python. I found SIP SKD at http://www.vaxvoip.com/ but it not support python. Can anyone suggest me an alternative to VaxVoip?
Thank you.
There are Python bindings for the PJSUA API.
Twisted supports SIP. That's really cool
You might want to have a look at Sippy. It's a B2BUA with a complete SIP stack implementation underneath (you could use just that). It's written entirely in Python, so it's pretty hackable. Sippy is implemented with Twisted but uses none of its SIP functionality.