A Plotter for Experimental Data¶
Qimchi is a sleek, Plotly-based visualization tool built for scientists and engineers working with experimental (or really, any) data. It’s tightly integrated with the qcutils ecosystem and is optimized to handle zarr
-formatted xarray
datasets out of the box.
If you’re new to Zarr and Xarray, this guide is a great place to start.
Why Qimchi?¶
Qimchi is designed for rapid, interactive feedback — perfect for high-velocity research and iterative experiments.
Whether you’re working at the bench or at your keyboard, Qimchi helps you visualize, explore, and understand your data in real time.
Highlights¶
Modular by design: Easily add custom filters, plot types, and new data formats.
Built for scientists & engineers: Especially tuned for dynamic measurement workflows.
Data-agnostic: If it fits into an
xarray.Dataset
, Qimchi can plot it.Lab-tested: Optimized for datasets from SQUAD Lab at Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany.
Looking for similar tools? Check out plottr-inspectr or quantify.
Qimchi aims to offer a smoother, faster experience for on-the-fly visualization and exploratory analysis.
Get started¶
Qimchi is available as both a Python package and a ready-to-run Docker container (recommended for best compatibility).
The Docker image is tested across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Full API reference available at .
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