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  • Table Tab Tutorial
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Related Projects#

Other viewers for HDF5 files are available, including

General#

  • hdfview, from the HDF5 Group, a more complex tool in Java which also has capabilities for creating and editing HDF5 files.

Python based#

  • argos, Python/Qt gui with advanced capabilites for viewing/exploring scientific data in various formats including HDF5. Plugin architecture allows extension to other data formats.

  • broh5, a browser-based HDF5 viewer written in Python with capabilites for viewing the structure of files and showing (slices of) datasets as images, plots and tables.

  • hdf5-viewer, a Python-based hdf5 viewer with capability to view datasets as graphs or text and to export data.

  • HDF compass, a Python-based HDF5 viewer from the HDF5 Group, designed to be simple to use with a plugin system allowing extension to new formats. This project does not appear to be under active development and may currently not support Python3.

Jupyter notebook based#

  • jupyterlab-h5web, view HDF5 files in a jupyterlab widget as 1D, 2D, or 3D or scalar plots. Also supports the Nexus format.

  • hdf5widget, a widget for viewing HDF5 files using ipywidgets in Jupyter Notebooks.

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