pyFitIt
Python implementation of FitIt software to fit X-ray absorption near edge structure (XANES) and other spectra. The python version is extended with additional features: machine learning, automatic component analysis, joint convolution fitting and others.
Features
- Uses ipywidgets to construct the portable GUI
- Calculates spectra by FDMNES or FEFF or ADF or pyGDM
- Interpolates spectra in order to speedup fitting. Support different types of interpolation point generation: grid, random, IHS, adaptive and various interpolation methods including machine learning algorithms
- Using multidimensional interpolation approximation you can vary parameters by sliders and see immediately theoretical spectrum, which corresponds to this geometry. Fitting can be performed on the basis of visual comparison with experiment or using automatic procedure and quantitative criteria.
- Supports direct prediction of geometry parameters by machine learning
- Includes automatic and semi-automatic component analysis
Installation
pip install pyfitit
Usage
See examples folder in this repository.
This project is developing thanks to
- Grigory Smolentsev
- Sergey Guda
- Alexandr Soldatov
- Carlo Lamberti
- Alexander Guda
- Oleg Usoltsev
- Yury Rusalev
- Andrea Martini
- Alexandr Algasov
- Danil Pashkov
- Aram Bugaev
- Mikhail Soldatov
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