Difference between revisions of "Tools1D"
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| − | Graphical user interface for typical operations on one-dimensional files in ASCII (general) or HDF5 format (ID02) like summing, averaging, subtraction, merging, ... Routines for data conversion are available. | + | Graphical user interface for typical operations on one-dimensional files in ASCII (general) or HDF5 format (ID02: ending on _ave.h5 or _xpcs.h5) like summing, averaging, subtraction, merging, ... Routines for data conversion are available. |
=== Features: === | === Features: === | ||
* Data sets with q vector, data and optionally error are supported. An appropriate error proagation is implemented for all available operations. | * Data sets with q vector, data and optionally error are supported. An appropriate error proagation is implemented for all available operations. | ||
| + | * Data are automatically interpolated to the q scale of the first file provided (if necessary). | ||
| + | * Combines SAXS/WAXS measurements can be now treated simultaneously. The same operation is executed for SAXS and WAXS files individually. | ||
* History of performed operations is saved either in the first header line (ASCII) or and appropriate header key (HDF5). | * History of performed operations is saved either in the first header line (ASCII) or and appropriate header key (HDF5). | ||
| + | * Output file name and data format can be chosen. | ||
| + | * A conversion between ASCII (*.dat) and HDF5 (*ave.h5) is available. | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Specific features: === | ||
| + | In the following a list of functions with more detailed description: | ||
| + | == CONVERT S1 == | ||
| + | This allows to re-write all data sets selected in Selection S1. | ||
| + | * You can optionally restrict the q range of the created files at low and high q. | ||
| + | * By activating 'manual' you can choose the low q limit for each file separately by clicking on a graph. '''This is ideal for treating data which show unwanted artefacts at low q!''' | ||
| + | * The output data format can be chosen in the right top corner of the GUI. '''This is intended for converting data from ASCII to HDF5 and inverse.''' | ||
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Revision as of 09:45, 5 May 2020
Graphical user interface for typical operations on one-dimensional files in ASCII (general) or HDF5 format (ID02: ending on _ave.h5 or _xpcs.h5) like summing, averaging, subtraction, merging, ... Routines for data conversion are available.
Features:
- Data sets with q vector, data and optionally error are supported. An appropriate error proagation is implemented for all available operations.
- Data are automatically interpolated to the q scale of the first file provided (if necessary).
- Combines SAXS/WAXS measurements can be now treated simultaneously. The same operation is executed for SAXS and WAXS files individually.
- History of performed operations is saved either in the first header line (ASCII) or and appropriate header key (HDF5).
- Output file name and data format can be chosen.
- A conversion between ASCII (*.dat) and HDF5 (*ave.h5) is available.
Specific features:
In the following a list of functions with more detailed description:
CONVERT S1
This allows to re-write all data sets selected in Selection S1.
- You can optionally restrict the q range of the created files at low and high q.
- By activating 'manual' you can choose the low q limit for each file separately by clicking on a graph. This is ideal for treating data which show unwanted artefacts at low q!
- The output data format can be chosen in the right top corner of the GUI. This is intended for converting data from ASCII to HDF5 and inverse.
