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Created by: ivan-usov
Concerning your second point, which criteria should be used to determine whether two "param study" scans have to be merged?
Created by: zaharko
Dear Ivan,
I would suggest in the x-value is within 0.0005 the same.
One more request - the present users use intensively pyzebra param study option, but they cannot output the fitted parameters.
Can you give some ‘quick’ way to save it out of pyzebra?
Thank you
Oksana
On 19 Aug 2021, at 17:01, Ivan Usov @.@.>> wrote:
Concerning your second point, which criteria should be used to determine whether two "param study" scans have to be merged?
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Created by: ivan-usov
The fit results are displayed when each scan is selected, but I guess it's not so convenient to copy results for all scans this way. But which output format do you want to use? E.g. how to structure the output?
Created by: zaharko
Dear Ivan,
The best would be a table, one line per file
In this line: param, f1_amplitude, std_ f1_amplitude, f1_center, std_f1_center, f1_sigma, std_f1_sigma, file
Oksana
On 20 Aug 2021, at 11:51, Ivan Usov @.@.>> wrote:
The fit results are displayed when each scan is selected, but I guess it's not so convenient to copy results for all scans this way. But which output format do you want to use? E.g. how to structure the output?
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param_study export is added in
c86466b470Created by: ivan-usov
Could you clarify what you mean by "I would suggest in the x-value is within 0.0005 the same."
For example, in ccl_integrate we have the following procedure for merging 2 different scans:
zebra_modeto be the sameub,temp,mf,twothetaorgamma, etc.) are within the desired difference rangescan_motor(usuallyomega) ranges of both scans are not separated by a gap larger than a certain valueIf all of the above is true, then we merge those 2 scans.
So, I guess, you refer to the difference between
omegavalues? No other checks need to be done?Created by: zaharko
Yes, Ivan
I ment omega-value.
Oksana
On 25 Aug 2021, at 16:03, Ivan Usov @.@.>> wrote:
Could you clarify what you mean by "I would suggest in the x-value is within 0.0005 the same."
For example, in ccl_integrate we have the following procedure for merging 2 different scans:
If all of the above is true, then we merge those 2 scans.
So, I guess, you refer to the difference between omega values? No other checks need to be done?
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