Beamline readers #15
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This adds some battle-tested code from Larch to get to "better" reading of beamline data. It's not being used yet.
I also added a folder
conversion_exampleswith some converted examples, but not (yet) done with pynxxas, but done "by hand" (and pretty hacky at that!!) to try to get an idea of what is needed.So far, there are 3 Fe K-edge transmission spectra converted from XDI. So, maybe not super-challenging, but challenging enough to get everything consistent and in the right place.
Starting from "original XDI", there is both "new XDI" and a NeXuS file. The "intensity" is pre-edge subtracted and edge-step normalized mu(E), and the processing steps to get that are recorded.
Over the next couple of days, I hope to add examples of
a) data from a Japanese beamline, with data in angle
b) fluorescence data with multiple channels.