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Automatic peak integration in XY-data.

Project description

MPINT :: peak integration in multiple spectra

  • The MPINT package reads series of spectra...
    • saves each spectrum as PNG image
    • integrates peaks defined by the user
    • and calculates indexes defined by the user.
  • Explanation of key terms:
    • Series of spectra = set of XY-files (ascii files with two columns: X,Y)
    • User-defined peaks = peaks are defined by minimum and maximum X-values
    • User-defined indexes = indexes are defined as ratios between peak areas
    • Example: IR oxidation index = (area of C=O peak) / (standard peak area)
  • Simple user definition of peaks and indexes:
    • Both peaks and indexes are defined in a very simple PY-library.
    • Every user can easily create and/or modify its own libraries.
    • Once the library is defined, all calculations are fully automatic.

Installation

  • MPint is a standard Python package.
  • Consequently, it can be installed in a usual way: pip install mpint
  • It should work with any [Python >=3.6 distribution] that includes Scipy modules.

Documentation, help, examples, demos...

Brief history

  • Old versions of MPINT: Perl + GNUplot; work fine, not not too user-friendly
  • Version 1.0 = re-written in Python, tested on datafiles from CZ, IT, ES

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