QSoas is a powerful, scriptable data analysis software. It features:
- a very powerful fit interface, making it easy to find parameters in difficult cases;
- global fits with many datasets;
- formula-based fits, fits based on differential or ordinary equations, and a series of predefined fits with smart parameter detection;
- many data processing commands, with statistics, filtering, mathematic transformations;
- numerous special mathematic functions available for fits and mathematical transformations;
- peak detection;
- full scriptability via command files and even embedded mruby programs.
Browse the manual or take a look at the tutorial.
There is also a series of articles about various features of QSoas there. Some of the examples rely on examples files that can be found in a specific repository.
For reporting bugs, you can use github's issues. You can also use it for discussions.
You can alternatively ask for help in the Twitter or the Facebook pages.
Binary images for MacOS and Windows are freely available there. Just download the zip archive to find the installers:
- the
.pkg
for MacOS - the two
.msi
for windows, be it 32 or 64 bits.
No binaries are available for Linux, you have to compile yourself (but it's not that hard).
To compile, look at the compilation notes.