User Tools

Site Tools


evaluation:extractgrainsizes

Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

Link to this comparison view

Both sides previous revisionPrevious revision
Next revision
Previous revision
evaluation:extractgrainsizes [2021/04/21 10:42] matthiasevaluation:extractgrainsizes [2021/06/24 10:00] (current) – [2. Convert to absolute grain sizes] matthias
Line 81: Line 81:
 The explanation of the individual parameters is given in the help: The explanation of the individual parameters is given in the help:
 <code> <code>
-Insert help message here ...+# Explanation of the parameters: 
 +grainsizelist:                          An output file from the "timelessExtractGrainSizes.py" scriptShould be a regular text document 
 +-H & -V # beamsize_H and beamsize_V:    Horizontal and vertical dimension of the X-ray beam in $\mu$m. Necessary to calculate the illuminated sample volume. 
 +-r      # rotationrange:                Full rotation range used in the experiment in micrometer. Necessary to calculate the illuminated sample volume more accurately. 
 +-t      # samplethickness:              Thickness of the sample in micrometer. Necessary to calculate the illuminated sample volume. 
 +-i      # indexquality:                 Quality of the previous indexing process in percent. Used to account for the fact that not all grains were found during the indexing. 
 +-rad    # radius:                       Boolean operator that determines if grainsizelist consists of grain volumes or grain radii. True means volumes, False means radii. 
 +-hist   # histogram_bins:               Number of histogram bins you want to use. By default, no histogram is plotted. 
 +-prop   # proportion:                   Defines how much of the sample is your phase of interest. Can be between 0 and 1.
 </code> </code>
  
Line 95: Line 103:
   * d = beamsize orthogonal to the rotation axis (usually horizontal)   * d = beamsize orthogonal to the rotation axis (usually horizontal)
   * h = gasket thickness   * h = gasket thickness
 +
 +For a graphical explanation, see the following sketch:
 +
 +{{:evaluation:illuminated_volume_new.png?400|}}
  
 A quick calculation example shows the difference:  A quick calculation example shows the difference: 
evaluation/extractgrainsizes.1618994524.txt.gz · Last modified: by matthias