Enyuan,
I've had trouble with fitting in Athena as well and just used Excel
and a Gaussian function for the peak. As Domink stated, fitting the
edge as an arctan function simultaneously is a large help. I had tried
extracting the pre-edge and fitting the peak in Origin as a
pseudo-Voight
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Thanks,
B
On Saturday, July 07, 2012 04:06:52 PM Andrew Korinda wrote:
I have an Arthemis project (started in Demeter) with several feff
calculations with the input written by me into a feff.inp boiler
plate. The calculations themselves were fine but now when I show a
calculation and click
Tony,
File - Save chi(k) and then choose your weight works in Athena. You
can also save multiple data sets at once with Save Marked Groups As
(one file with data group names in the header) or Save Each Marked
Group As (each gets it's own file). Save Marked Groups As also gives
you derivatives,
Seems you hit the nail on the head. I reinstalled everything and all
appears to be working now. Thanks for all the help.
Andy Korinda
On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 10:08 PM, Andrew Korinda
a-kori...@northwestern.edu wrote:
Ya, I can go back and do that, just glad to have a viable lead. I'll
get back
On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 9:58 AM, Andrew Korinda
a-kori...@northwestern.edu wrote:
Thanks Matt. That new binary was a great help. The install appears to
have gone fine. I made the appropriate path changes in
use_ifeffit.bat, ifeffit_config.py and ifeffit.py to reflect where I
have installed
for the trouble,
--Matt
On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 9:43 PM, Andrew Korinda
a-kori...@northwestern.edu wrote:
So I went through and double checked the use_ifeffit, no change. I
then entered the bin path directly and tried again, again with the
same results. Following your code, I just have one
Sorry Brandon, I see now everything I was asking for was I'm the first few
emails. Enot is a local atomic shift in E0 as explained before. (sorry I'm
not referencing, I only have my phone available this week) What I understand
is you have set E0 to 27944 and 27950 then get Enot of -7 and -1
While working in Athena today I noticed something peculiar while
looking at the derivative plots of mu(E) data. When I plot the current
group (red button) the plot can be spiky. However, when I plot as
marked group (purple button) everything is much smoother and more
rounded. Smoothed data will do
...@cars.uchicago.edu wrote:
Hi Andrew,
On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 12:01 PM, Andrew Korinda
a-kori...@northwestern.edu wrote:
I'm looking t...
This is almost certainly due to space in the filename, and is really
more of a problem with the fortran than python (or perl for that
matter). That is, with a space
I'm looking to introduce some scripting routines to some of my EXAFS
fitting work. Looking around I ran across the Python module and
downloaded that. The shell works fine, as does enter commands directly
into Ifeffit, however I'm not getting the read and write commands to
work from within Python
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