Se'bastien Jourdain, Patrick O'Leary, Will Schroeder, Nicholas F Polys
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Abstract
Trame is an open-source, Python-based, scalable integration framework for visual analytics. It is the culmination of decades of work-by a large and active community-beginning with the creation of VTK, the growth of ParaView as a premier high-performance, client-server computing system, and more recently the creation of web tools, such as VTK.js and VTK.wasm. As an integration environment, trame relies on open-source standards and tools that can be easily combined into effective computing solutions. We have long recognized that impactful analytics tools must be ubiquitous-meaning they run on all major computing platforms-and integrate/interoperate easily with external packages, such as data systems and processing tools, application UI frameworks, and 2-D/3-D graphical libraries. In this article, we present the architecture and use of trame for applications ranging from simple dashboards to complex workflow-based applications. We also describe examples that readily incorporate external tools and run without coding changes on desktop, mobile, cloud, client-server, and interactive computing notebooks, such as Jupyter.
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