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Extremely Quick Start Guide for Peak Finding
GabePoel edited this page Jan 23, 2021
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In an extreme rush? Lucky for you, there's an already set up configuration for you to work with. I promise you it will be better to manually go through and kajiggle parameters. But, if you just want to get a quick taste of stuff then you can use the following script:
from peak_finder import automatic as auto
from peak_finder import utilities as util
# You'll have to pick which tdms file you look at tho.
tdms_file = util.import_file()
f = tdms_file.f
r = tdms_file.r
parameters = auto.quick_analyze(f, r)
print(parameters)
Or if you don't want any machine learning, but just want to use the selection tool while also seeing the x and y data, there's a super easy way to run that as well.
from peak_finder.live_fitting import live_selection
parameters = live_selection(tdms_file)
Now that that's out of the way, let's go into how you actually do stuff.
Basics
Extremely Quick Start Guides
Extremely Quick Start Guide for Peak Finding
Extremely Quick Start Guide for Peak Tracking
Quick Start Guides