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Dean Whittaker: /* Overview */

2009-10-22T10:29:26Z

Overview

Dean Whittaker at 09:48, 1 September 2008

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Dean Whittaker at 11:19, 21 August 2008

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Dean Whittaker: /* Plot Commands */

2008-08-15T15:42:45Z

Plot Commands

Dean Whittaker at 15:22, 15 August 2008

2008-08-15T15:22:45Z

Dickon Champion: /* Input and Output Functions */

2008-04-10T10:13:29Z

Input and Output Functions

Dean Whittaker at 15:50, 1 April 2008

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Dean Whittaker at 15:49, 1 April 2008

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Dean Whittaker at 15:48, 1 April 2008

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Dean Whittaker at 15:41, 1 April 2008

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-[[IXTdataset_1d]] objects store signal and error information against one dimension (the x axis). Label and titling information is also stored. [[IXTdataset_2d]] objects also contain a second dimension (the y axis). As would be expected [[IXTdataset_3d]] objects contain yet another (z) dimension. All relevant data pertaining to a run can be stored in an [[IXTrunfile]] object. The object can be thought of as an array of [[IXTdataset_2d]] objects with a lot of additional information. [[IXTdataset_1d]], [[IXTdataset_2d]] and [[IXTrunfile]] have fully implemented and similar functions, [[IXTdataset_3d]] is a special case and does not have many of the data manipulation functions as of yet.
+[[IXTdataset_1d]] objects store signal and error information against one dimension (the x axis). Label and titling information is also stored. [[IXTdataset_2d]] objects also contain a second dimension (the y axis). As would be expected [[IXTdataset_3d]] objects contain yet another (z) dimension. [[IXTpolygons]] contains a list of shapes with signal data that can be plotted. All relevant data pertaining to a run can be stored in an [[IXTrunfile]] object. The object can be thought of as an array of [[IXTdataset_2d]] objects with a lot of additional information. [[IXTdataset_1d]], [[IXTdataset_2d]] and [[IXTrunfile]] have fully implemented and similar functions, [[IXTdataset_3d]] and [[IXTpolygons]] are a special case and do not have many of the data manipulation functions as of yet.
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 ===[[General Behaviour]]===
 Most functions share a general behaviour outlined [[General Behaviour|here]]
 ==Data Manipulation Functions==

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 *[[Retrospective Formatting#Changing the Aspect Ratio|aspect]] - changes the aspect ratio
-*[[Retrospective Formatting#Finding Points on a Plot|dxyz]] - returns the co-ordinates of a clicked point on a plot, and/or marks the point with a label
+*[[Retrospective Formatting#Finding Points on a Plot|dxy]],[[Retrospective Formatting#Finding Points on a Plot|dxyz]],[[Retrospective Formatting#Finding Points on a Plot|dxyc]] - returns the co-ordinates of a clicked point on a plot, and/or marks the point with a label
 *[[Retrospective Formatting#Figure Control Functions|kf / keep_figure]], [[Retrospective Formatting#Figure Control Functions|rf / release_figure]] - hold or release a figure window

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	* [[Using Homer and Getting Started\|Homer]] - Information about using Homer to import data into Libisis		* [[Using Homer and Getting Started\|Homer]] - Information about using Homer to import data into Libisis
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	=== [[Binary Operators]] ===		=== [[Binary Operators]] ===

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	*[[Plot Commands#Three Dimensional Plots\|sm]] - Sliceomatic (three dimensional) plotting		*[[Plot Commands#Three Dimensional Plots\|sm]] - Sliceomatic (three dimensional) plotting
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	===[[Pre-Emptive Formatting]]===		===[[Pre-Emptive Formatting]]===

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 ===[[General Behaviour]]===
 Most functions share a general behaviour outlined [[General Behaviour|here]]
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 Below are just a few of the possible read and write functions, [[Input and Output Functions#Other Formats|other formats]] can also be used.
 *[[Input and Output Functions#RAW Files|getspectra]], [[Input and Output Functions#RAW Files|getspectrum]] - Read in spectra from IXTraw_file objects or from RAW files

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 *[[Input and Output Functions#Slices, Cuts and Masks|read_slice]], [[Input and Output Functions#Slices, Cuts and Masks|read_cut]], [[Input and Output Functions#Slices, Cuts and Masks|read_mask]] - Special functions to read from other formats
-* [[Input and Output Functions#Nexus Files|read_nxs]] - Read from Nexus file format
+* [[Input and Output Functions#Nexus Files|read_nxs]] [[Input and Output Functions#Nexus Files|write_nxs]]- Read and write from Nexus file format
 === [[Binary Operators]] ===

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 There are many different Matlab commands within Libisis. These include basic commands, such as taking the exponential of a dataset, through to integration and plotting commands. The following is an online user manual for the matlab interface of the Libisis software.
 == Overview ==
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 ===[[General Behaviour]]===
 Most functions share a general behaviour outlined [[General Behaviour|here]]
 ==Data Manipulation Functions==

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	*[[Special Functions#Noisify\|noisify]] - Add noise to a dataset.		*[[Special Functions#Noisify\|noisify]] - Add noise to a dataset.
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	==Graphics==		==Graphics==

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	* [[Input and Output Functions#Nexus Files\|read_nxs]] - Read from Nexus file format		* [[Input and Output Functions#Nexus Files\|read_nxs]] - Read from Nexus file format
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		+	* [[Using Homer and Getting Started\|Homer]] - Information about using Homer to import data into Libisis

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	*[[Input and Output Functions#Histogram Data\|read_hist]], [[Input and Output Functions#Histogram Data\|write_hist]] - Read or write to text files, forcing data to be histogram data		*[[Input and Output Functions#Histogram Data\|read_hist]], [[Input and Output Functions#Histogram Data\|write_hist]] - Read or write to text files, forcing data to be histogram data
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		+	*[[Input and Output Functions#Slices, Cuts and Masks\|read_slice]], [[Input and Output Functions#Slices, Cuts and Masks\|read_cut]], [[Input and Output Functions#Slices, Cuts and Masks\|read_mask]] - Special functions to read from other formats
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		+	* [[Input and Output Functions#Nexus Files\|read_nxs]] - Read from Nexus file format