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vibfit

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vibfit is a Qt desktop application for constrained vibEELS peak fitting using lmfit. It is particularly useful for vibrational spectra with broad peaks.

Current release: 0.5.1

Install

Install the current release from PyPI:

pip install vibfit

For development from a local checkout:

python -m pip install -e .

Run

vibfit

How to use

  1. Launch the app with vibfit.
  2. In the File tab, click Load spectrum (vxy) and open a supported spectrum file. vibfit currently supports *.vxy. Support for additional formats is planned; contact shdshim if you need another file type.
  3. Use the toolbar to zoom to the spectral range you want to analyze.
  4. In the Background tab, click Select area and mark one or more background-only regions on the top plot. Click Fit background when you are done. To add another region, click Select area again.
  5. In the PeakFit tab, click Set fit range, then drag across the bottom plot to define the fitting window. Use Clear fit range to restore the full spectrum.
  6. In the PeakFit tab, click Pick peaks and add peaks within the active fit range in the bottom panel. To add a peak, hold Shift, click near the left side of the peak FWHM, drag to the right side, and release. Repeat for each peak. To remove a peak, right-click near it.
  7. Edit peak names and parameter bounds in the table as needed, then click Fit region.
  8. Review the fit results table and report. Use Save to section to store the current fitted region in the session and clear the active fit before continuing to the next region.
  9. Use Save XLS in the Sections tab to export all saved sections as .json and .xlsx files, with one Excel sheet per section. Use Export NPY, PDF, and PNG to export plot arrays together with a reproduction Python script and rendered figures.
  10. Click Save in the toolbar to create a session backup. Backups are stored next to the source spectrum in a *-vibfit directory and can be restored from the File tab.

Useful controls:

  • Zoom in focuses the view on the active fit region.
  • Zoom out returns the view to the full spectrum.
  • Yspec rescales the plots based on the current spectrum view.
  • Yadj automatically adjusts the visible y-range.
  • The Plot tab lets you enter exact top and bottom y-axis limits.
  • To review a previously saved section, open the Sections tab, select a section, and click Set current. The saved fit results will be plotted again.

Development build

python -m build

Citation

Citation metadata is provided in CITATION.cff.

  • Latest-release DOI badge: 10.5281/zenodo.20018217
  • Version 0.5.0 DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20018218

License

vibfit is distributed under the BSD 3-Clause License. See LICENSE.

Notes

  • fitting is performed in cm^-1
  • vibrational background fitting uses a PowerLaw model
  • peak names are editable and are used as lmfit prefixes

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