Spectrum-Image: Interactive Data Explorer for Spatial Spectroscopic Dataset
Spectrum-Image is Python packag for spectroscopic data, built with Jupter lab interactivity in mind, with minimal dependencies Most of code is written with EELS (Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy) in mind, but is relevant for any highdimensional spectroscopic dataset.
Relevant techniques:
EELS (Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy) RIXS (Resonant Inelastic Xray Scattering) Raman Spatial Mapping
Check out the notebook example (example_eels.ipynb) to get started.
Installation
pip install spectrum-image
Dependencies
matplotlib
jupyterlab
ipympl
scipy
tqdm
numpy
lmfit
hyperspy
tifffile
Acknowledgements
Some functionalities (background subtraction, local background averaging) was copied from eels.py of https://github.com/paradimdata/Cornell_EM_SummerSchool_2021/tree/main/Tutorial%204%20-%20Spectroscopy
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