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| − | === Python for scientific computing ===
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| − | Python has a fairly comprehensive package for scientific computing called [http://scipy.org SciPy]. Of main interest to Slicer users/developers is [http://numpy.scipy.org NumPy]. NumPy provides most of the features of the Matlab image processing toolbox and numeric computations, but in an Open Source package. A compelling reason to use NumPy is the ease of interaction and integration with Slicer3.
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| − | === Slicer3 and Python ===
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| − | At the recent [[Slicer3:MiniRetreat February 7-8, 2007|Slicer3 Mini-Retreat]], a [http://python.org Python] interpreter was added to the Slicer build. This may be built by following these steps.
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| − | # Install [http://www.python.org/download/ Python 2.4 or later]
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| − | # Install [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=1369&package_id=175103 NumPy], be sure to find the correct installer for your version of Python
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| − | # Run CMake setting the "USE_PYTHON" option, and setting the path to your Python installation
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| − | # Compile Slicer
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| − | ## It is best to clean the '''SlicerBaseGUI''' project, as this may not be correctly rebuilt.
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| − | ## A new build target '''SlicerGUIPython''' should appear
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| − | A new menu command '''Python Interpreter''' should appear on the Window menu.
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