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peaksearching [2018/06/28 10:00]
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peaksearching [2019/02/24 10:01] (current)
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-For that, use:+For that, use for example:
  
-<WRAP center ​round box 90%>+<WRAP center box 90%>
 peaksearch.py -n ../​Simulation/​simu_50grains -f 0 -l 111 -d ../​Simulation/​simu_50grainsm20000.edf -t 20 peaksearch.py -n ../​Simulation/​simu_50grains -f 0 -l 111 -d ../​Simulation/​simu_50grainsm20000.edf -t 20
 </​WRAP>​ </​WRAP>​
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           * 111: the number of the last .edf file;           * 111: the number of the last .edf file;
           * simu_50grainsm20000.edf:​ the median image           * simu_50grainsm20000.edf:​ the median image
-          * 20: the value of the treshold you want to fix to filter the peaks.+          * 20: the value of the treshold you want to fix to filter the peaks (you can ask several filter when you add -t options). 
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 +The command create two files (.flt and .spt) for each filter in the current folder. 
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 +**Be careful** : do not remove the median image (-d ...) if you already did it once (for example in the diamond spots removal for cleaning a real dataset)!! Otherwise, Peaksearch will not find the smaller peaks anymore. 
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 +{{ :​seb-1345-peaks.jpg?​nolink&​400 |}} 
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 +In this image, the Peaksearch (in red) should have found much more peaks than it did, cause some seems really intense. I surely did remove two times the median, once during diamond removal and a second during peakshearching.
  
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