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| Phillip T. |
Posted - 02/16/2021 : 09:25:30 AM
Hello Everyone,
i am trying to create baselines for some spectra but want to review the anchor points before going to the next baseline. I am using the pa command as such (in a loop):
pa iy:=[%H]slectspec!col($(ii)) smode:=1 theme:=2w_IrO2;
If i use smode :=0 it works fine but i cant review the anchorpoints. If i use smode :=1 i can review the first baseline fit and then it brakes the loop and the program stops.
origin verison : b9.5.5.409
OS: win 10
Thank you. |
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| minimax |
Posted - 02/25/2021 : 02:11:36 AM
Hi Phillip,
PA will create a new graph window to start analysis, so %H will change.
You may modify your script a bit to see if it works? like
string srcbook=%H;
for(int ii=2; ii<= $(speccols); ii++) {
pa iy:=[srcbook$]slectspec!(1,$(ii)) smode:=0 theme:=2w_IrO2;
...
range bl = [srcbook$]slectspec!col($(blcol));
range put = [srcbook$]baselines!col($(ii));
...
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| minimax |
Posted - 02/24/2021 : 04:26:40 AM
quote:
Originally posted by Phillip T.
Unfortunately the files are too large to share
Hi Phillip,
Would you mind to upload to FTP instead?
https://www.originlab.com/index.aspx?go=Support/SendFilestoSupport
Or if you have some share link for us to download, it is also welcome.
Max
OriginLab Technical Support |
| Phillip T. |
Posted - 02/19/2021 : 02:13:30 AM
Unfortunately the files are too large to share |
| Phillip T. |
Posted - 02/19/2021 : 02:07:47 AM
Hello Easwar,
sorry for the late answer, I was quite busy and forgot.
Sure I can share my spectra but they are quite specialized and go through other normalization procedures before substracting the baseline. These normalization procedures create some distortions and I dont think an algorithm will be able to recognize those and i place my baseline anchor points as fixed y values. But you are welcome to try.
Regards,
Phillip |
| easwar |
Posted - 02/17/2021 : 09:43:13 AM
Hi Phillip,
We will look into this further, and see if a new X-Function is needed for such operation within a loop. Thank you for sharing your user story. I have created a request to our development team (ORG-23219)
Thank you,
Easwar
P.S. Please share your data if ok, so we can still look at the baseline detection improvements |
| easwar |
Posted - 02/17/2021 : 09:29:15 AM
Hi Phillip,
It may just be that the px x-Function cannot be used as it is now, in a loop. Our developers may need to look at this, so I will discuss here.
In the mean time, can you share a few of your spectra? Perhaps we can also improve auto baseline detection so you don't have to adjust one by one in a loop?
You can share the files by starting a ticket here:
https://www.originlab.com/restricted/support/index.aspx?c=3
Please mention this post in your message.
Easwar
OriginLab |
| Phillip T. |
Posted - 02/17/2021 : 02:43:59 AM
Hello easwar,
thanks for your reply. I tried using "for" instead of "loop" and changed the column reference. Still the same result
Here is the complete code i use:
//////////////
for(int ii=2; ii<= $(speccols); ii++) {
pa iy:=[%H]slectspec!(1,$(ii)) smode:=0 theme:=2w_IrO2;
blWNcol =$(speccols)+1 ;
blcol = $(speccols)+2 ;
range bl = [%H]slectspec!col($(blcol));
range put = [%H]baselines!col($(ii));
put=bl;
del col($(blcol));
del col($(blWNcol));
};
//////////////////
When I remove the code after the pa command the first spectrum still opens but i also get the error massage "Warning! no data selected" (in german, not sure if its the same in english) however going through the code line by line does not produce that error.
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| easwar |
Posted - 02/16/2021 : 12:14:30 PM
Hi Phillip,
I have data arranged as XYYY and I tried the following script
for(int ii=2; ii<=4; ii++)
{
pa iy:=[book1]1!(1,$(ii)) smode:=0 theme:=mygauss;
}
an it worked for me, although all three PA preview windows opened right away, and I had to click on the next preview to continue to next data etc.
Can you try changing your iy to include the X column, and not just y?
Easwar
OriginLab
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