I've changed my mind about this.
Importing chi(k) data directly into Artemis does not seem to work,
regardless of the content of the column data file.
However, putting your .cho file into Athena then into Artemis works for me.
Importing chi(k) data directly into Artemis should be considered
On 02/28/2014 08:46 AM, Godfrey, Ian wrote:
I'm encountering a problem whenever I save a fitting project in Artemis
(I have tried both the "Save Project" and "Save Current Fit" options
from the file menu) and then try to reopen it . I have only encountered
the issue with quick first shell fits, b
Sorry, datafile attached.
Also sorry that I sent the original email twice - I got an automatic email from
the Argonne labs virus checker that I assumed was from the mailing list, but I
now have half a dozen of them so I assume they were actually sent when the
email was delivered to individual r
This is a confusing bug report. In your explanation, you dwell on the
fact that you are importing a specific chi(k) file. You then give
detailed instructions on how to reproduce the problem. However, you did
not attach that file.
The value of providing me with a recipe is so that I can do *
Dear All,
I'm encountering a problem whenever I save a fitting project in Artemis (I have
tried both the "Save Project" and "Save Current Fit" options from the file
menu) and then try to reopen it . I have only encountered the issue with quick
first shell fits, but I haven't tried anything els
Hi,
The easiest constraint would be a mathematical expression such as "a + b = 1".
Do you have an experimental value for so2 as found for something chemically
similar such as a standard at that edge? Then replace so2 expression for each
path as "value found * a" and "value found * b". This sh
On 02/28/2014 07:52 AM, Cristina Alonso Escobar wrote:
1.- How can I restrain "a" ? I tried to manually add a restraint, but I
do not know how to make an interval restraint...( 0
In Artemis and in Ifeffit, a "constraint" is a mathematical relation
between parameters. A "restraint" is a math e
I wanted to add that you need a reasonable measure of confidence that these are
the only paths contributing because otherwise you could receive negative
values for a or b in the fit results if there are other paths involved by using
this simple constraint.
Chris
Dear All,
I am trying to fit the first FT shell in Artemis with a mixture of two
different compounds (octahedral and tetrahedral models). I would like
to quantify the ratio between this two compounds in my sample so I
decided to multiply So2 by a parameter called "a" in one model and by
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