PyReconstruct is an actively maintained, extensible version of RECONSTRUCT written in Python in the lab of Kristen Harris at the University of Texas at Austin. This project is currently under heavy development, but we are happy to make the application publicly available now.
Please send us a message should you have questions:
- Michael Chirillo: [email protected]
- Julian Falco: [email protected]
Documentation, including an in-depth installation guide, quickstart, and manuals, can be found at our lab's wiki site hosted at UT Austin and at the PyReconstruct repo wiki. A quick launch guide follows below.
In a virtual environment running Python 3.11, install bleeding-edge PyReconstruct:
pip install git+https://github.com/synapseweb/pyreconstruct
or stable PyReconstruct:
pip install pyreconstruct
Then launch PyReconstruct from the command line:
PyReconstruct
To install a dev version of PyReconstruct, see here.
If you notice a problem, would like to suggest a feature, or have ideas on improving our documentation, please submit an issue. We appreciate the help!
If you use PyReconstruct in published work, please cite this repo:
@software{Falco2024,
author = {Falco, Julian and Chirillo, Michael},
title = {PyReconstruct},
version = {1.11.0},
month = {august},
year = {2024}
url = {https://github.com/synapseweb/pyreconstruct},
}