fitroom.multislab_tool module

Created on Fri Apr 14 22:41:43 2017

@author: erwan

Summary

a window to decompose the center slab along the different slabs

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class MultiSlabPlot(plotquantity='radiance', unit='mW/cm2/sr/nm', normalizer=None, s_exp=None, nfig=None, N_main_bands=5, keep_highlights=False, show_noslit_slabs=True, show_slabs_with_slit=True, wunit='nm')

Bases: object

Plot the center case in CaseSelector by also showing emission and absorption separately, and all slabs

Parameters

• …

• N_main_bands (int)

• show main emission bands in case an overpopulation tool is defined.

• N_main_bands is the number of bands to show. Default 5.

• keep_highlights (boolean)

• if ``True``, delete previous highlights when generating new case. Keeping

• them can help remember the last band position. Default ``False``.

• show_noslit_slabs (boolean)

• if ``True``, overlay slabs with non convoluted radiance / transmittance

• show_slabs_with_slit (boolean)

• if ``True``, slit is applied to all slabs before display (this does not

• change the way the radiative transfer equation is solved)

Other Parameters

wunit (‘nm’, ‘cm-1’)

Examples

Use Fitroom with on-the-fly calculated spectra

Use Fitroom with precomputed spectra

See also

CaseSelector, Grid3x3, SlabsConfigSolver, Overpopulator, FitRoom, SlitTool

connect(fitroom)

Triggered on connection to FitRoom

format_coord(x, y)

plot_all_slabs(s: radis.spectrum.spectrum.Spectrum, slabs)

plot_broken(style=['origin'], xlim=None, lw_multiplier=1, skip_exp_range=[], cutwings=0, verbose=True)

Not used in Fitroom, but can be used by user to export / save figure with broken axes

Parameters

xlim (tuple, or list of tuple) – if None, all range is plot. If tuple, only this range is plot. If list of tuple, broken axes are used. Only works for fig0 though. Not Implemented for fig1.

Other Parameters

• lw_multiplier (float) – multiply line widths

• skip_exp_range ([(wmin, wmax), (wmin2, wmax2), etc.]) – dont plot these ranges for experimental spectrum. Default []

• cutwings – see plot_stack()

Examples

fig0 = slabsTool.plot_broken()
fig0.savefig('...')

plot_for_export(style=['origin'], lw_multiplier=1, skip_exp_range=[], cutwings=0, figsize=[(20, 4), (20, 6.5)])

Not used in Fitroom, but can be used by user to export / save figures

Other Parameters

• lw_multiplier (float) – multiply line widths

• skip_exp_range ([(wmin, wmax), (wmin2, wmax2), etc.]) – dont plot these ranges for experimental spectrum. Default []

• cutwings – see plot_stack()

Examples

fig0, fig1 = slabsTool.plot_for_export()
fig0.savefig('...')

update()

Get, calculate and plot the current config

update_markers(fconfig)

update_slit()