xfit 0.1.0.3

Package for fitting XRF spectra. Based on xraylib

Installation

This package requires xraylib. On Windows, it can be installed through the Anaconda interface with

conda install -c conda-forge xraylib=4.0.0

For further information on how to install xraylib on other operational systems, check xraylib wiki.
This module can be installed with:

pip install xfit

Usage

This module provides the "Spectrum" class. It is possible to initialize this class with a numpy nd.array or loading an *.mca or *.spt file, by giving the path.

Example1

import xfit
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
path = r"./test.mca"
pool_file = r"./pool.txt"
Spec = xfit.Spectrum(file_path=path)
Spec.calibrate() #if no arguments are passed, it gets the parameters from the mca or spt header
Spec.fit_fano_and_noise()
Spec.create_pool(pool_file)
Spec.fit()
plt.plot(Spec.energyaxis, Spec.data)
for element in Spec.areas.keys():
	plt.plot(Spec.energyaxis, 
		Spec.plots[element],
		label=element, 
		color=ElementColors[element],
		linestyle="--")
plt.show() 

Example2

import xfit
import numpy as np
ydata = np.arange(1024)
fit_pool = {}
fit_pool["elements"] = {}
fit_pool["elements"]["Cu"] = ["KA1","KA2","KB1","KB3"]
fit_pool["bg"] = 1 #Forces the use of continuum estimation for the fit
Spec = xfit.Spectrum(array=ydata)
Spec.calibrate(x=channels, y=energies)
Spec.fit_fano_and_noise()
Spec.pool = fit_pool
Spec.fit()
#or simply: Spec.fit(pool=fit_pool)
plt.plot(Spec.energyaxis, Spec.data)
for element in Spec.areas.keys():
	plt.plot(Spec.energyaxis, 
		Spec.plots[element],
		label=element, 
		color=ElementColors[element],
		linestyle="--")
plt.show()