Welcome to Cytoflow’s user and developer documentation!¶
I want to see the point-and-click program’s documentation¶
Here’s the manual. At the moment it’s pretty sparse, but there’s a tutorial that should help you get started. Also, check out the online help in the “Help” pane.
I want to use Cytoflow’s modules in my own cytometry analysis¶
Great! May I recommend you start with some example Jupyter notebooks. They provide a good introduction to both basic modules and some of Cytoflow’s more advanced features.
- Basic flow cytometry analysis
- An small-molecule induction curve with yeast
- Machine learning methods applied to flow cytometry
- Reproduced an analysis from a published paper
- A multidimensional induction in yeast
- Calibrated flow cytometry in MEFLs
If you decide you want to have a go, see the installation notes. Quick hint: if you have Anaconda installed, say:
conda config --add channels cytoflow
conda create --name cytoflow cytoflow
This creates a new Anaconda environment named cytoflow
and installs the
latest package from the Anaconda Cloud.
For more details of these modules, you’re likely to want to see the module documents
I want to help develop Cytoflow.¶
Hooray! Have a look at the install documentation for how to get the source code installed. Then, have a look at the design docs and the new modules documentation. Finally, join us over at the cytoflow GitHub repo to file bugs, submit PRs, etc.