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Name | Direction | Type | Default | Description |
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InputWorkspace | Input | Workspace2D | Mandatory | Name of the input workspace |
OutputWorkspace | Output | MatrixWorkspace | Mandatory | Name of the output workspace, can be the same as the input |
ListOfSpectraIndices | Input | int list | A list of spectra indices as a string with ranges; e.g. 5-10,15,20-23. Optional: if not specified, then the Start/EndIndex fields are used alone. If specified, the range and the list are combined (without duplicating indices). For example, a range of 10 to 20 and a list ‘12,15,26,28’ gives ‘10-20,26,28’. | |
ListOfChannelIndices | Input | int list | A list of spectra indices as a string with ranges; e.g. 5-10,15,20-23. Optional: if not specified, then the Start/EndIndex fields are used alone. If specified, the range and the list are combined (without duplicating indices). For example, a range of 10 to 20 and a list ‘12,15,26,28’ gives ‘10-20,26,28’. | |
ElasticPeakPosition | Input | number | Optional | Value of elastic peak position if none of the above are filled in. |
ElasticPeakPositionSpectrum | Input | number | Optional | Spectrum index used for elastic peak position above. |
Only for ILL usage. In the future, ILL plans to load data in raw format (no units used). The X-axis represent the time channel number. This algorithm converts the channel number to time of flight using the distances source-sample-detectors defined in the IDF. In addition, the user has to input the fields:
Note that the Input Workspace must have the following properties:
Instead of using the fields above (ListOfSpectraIndices and ListOfChannelIndices), the user can specify the Elastic Peak Position (channel number) and the respective spectrum, using the following fields:
Categories: Algorithms | Transforms | Units