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SUMMARY:Use napari for easier interactive extraction of knowledge from ima
 ges and other spatial data - Grzegorz Bokota\, Lorenzo
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UID:pretalx-euroscipy-2025-PTLGMW@pretalx.com
DESCRIPTION:With cameras in everything from microscopes to telescopes to s
 atellites\, scientists produce image data in countless formats\, shapes\, 
 sizes\, and dimensions. Python provides a rich ecosystem of libraries to m
 ake sense of them. napari is a Python library for interactive multidimensi
 onal image visualization\, but it does double duty as a standalone applica
 tion that can be easily extended with GUI tools for analysis\, visualizati
 on\, and annotation. In this tutorial\, we'll start with the basics of int
 eracting with the napari interface. Then we will show how to extend napari
 \, from script\, with your own functions and widgets. At the end\, we will
  describe how to convert such custom modifications into a plugin that can 
 be easily shared with other people as a Python package.
LOCATION:Room 1.38 (Ground Floor)
URL:https://pretalx.com/euroscipy-2025/talk/PTLGMW/
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