General information

The standalone packages were built with Python 3.8 and PyInstaller 4.0.

Windows (64-bit)

Download the file that contains win64 in the name, extract it, and then run the file ResolutionPredictionSoftware.exe to start the program. You may need to download and install the latest Microsoft Visual C++ redistributable package first, if it's not already installed on your computer.

macOS

Download the file that contains macOS in the name, extract it, and then open Resolution Prediction Software to start the program.

Other operating systems

Download the source code and follow the instructions in the repository readme to run the program.

Change log

Highlights:

• Added kernels output view
• Added "relative intensity in minimum" parameter for doughnut pattern
• Corrected calculations
• Fixed inspection graph not displaying when one or more values are missing
• Fixed camera pixel size not being loaded from saved configurations/simulations

All commits: v0.9.0...v1.0.0

General information

The standalone packages were built with Python 3.7 and PyInstaller 4.0.

Windows (64-bit)

Download the file that contains win64 in the name, extract it, and then run the file ResolutionPredictionSoftware.exe to start the program. You may need to download and install the latest Microsoft Visual C++ redistributable package first, if it's not already installed on your computer.

macOS

Download the file that contains macOS in the name, extract it, and then open Resolution Prediction Software to start the program.

Other operating systems

Download the source code and follow the instructions in the repository readme to run the program.

Change log

This is the initial release.