Data structures
Spectrum class
- class EVA.core.data_structures.spectrum.Spectrum(detector, run_number, x, y)
The ‘Spectrum’ dataclass holds the data from a single detector for a single run.
- Parameters:
detector (
str
) – string, name of detector.run_number (
str
) – string, run number for the spectrum.x (
ndarray
) – numpy array, containing the x-data measured by the detector (histogram bins).y (
ndarray
) – numpy array, containing y-data measured by the detector (counts per bin).
Run class
- class EVA.core.data_structures.run.Run(raw, loaded_detectors, run_num, start_time, end_time, events_str, comment)
- corrections_updated_s
The Run class specifies the experiment data and context for all detectors during a single measurement run.
- Parameters:
raw – List of Spectrum objects, one Spectrum for each detector. The list may
detector. (contain empty Spectrum objects if no data was found for a)
loaded_detectors – Names of all detectors for which data was successfully loaded.
run_num – Run number.
start_time – Time run was started.
end_time – Time run was ended.
events_str – Number of events registered.
comment – All metadata available for the run.
- get_nonzero_data()
Returns: Copy of
data
without empty Spectrum objects for missing detectors.- Return type:
list
[Spectrum
]
- is_empty()
Returns: Boolean indicating whether any data was loaded or not.
- Return type:
bool
- set_corrections(energy_corrections=None, normalisation=None, normalise_which=None, bin_rate=None)
Reapplies all normalisation, corrections and binning specified for the data. Order here is important, and so to be safe, any time any form of correction is wanted, everything should be re-calculated. This could become inefficient if many more complicated processing methods are implemented, so another approach could be considered here in the future.
The order of processing is:
energy calibrations / corrections
normalisation
binning
Detector class
- class EVA.core.data_structures.detector.DetectorIndices(*values)
Enum class to map detector names to indices.