multianalyzer - Multianalyzer v0.7

Take output grid position from the scan command

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Published by kif over 1 year ago

multianalyzer - Multianalyzer v0.5

This is a major rewrite to accomodate having one ROI per pixel. Now the data-structure per frame is: * 13 analyzers crystals (comes from the design of the beamline) * 512 rows of pixels (comes from the detector shape) * 31 columns of pixels (related to the width of the sample/capillary) This still saves 90% of the disk space compared to raw images.

Nevertheless, the complete dataset does no more fit into the computer memory thus data are read chunks by chunks (and threaded to interleave I/O with processing).

Since the ROI-collection does not exhibit its internal structure, there are 3 ways to layout data which can be addressed by the --order keyword: * --order 0 for a layout (31, 13, 512) in C-order * --order 1 for a layout (13, 31, 512) in C-order * --order 2 for a layout (13, 512, 31) in C-order

Nota: in the most common case where all 31 pixels are summed up together one falls back on the behaviour of the previous version (v0.4) of the software with just an extra dimension in the output.

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Published by kif over 3 years ago

multianalyzer - Multi-Analyzer v0.1

Calculate the 2theta position for every pixel and perform the rebinning of diffraction data on a regular grid

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Published by kif almost 5 years ago