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ChangeBinOffset v1

ChangeBinOffset dialog.

Summary

Adjusts all the time bin values in a workspace by a specified amount.

See Also

ScaleX

This algorithm is also known as: OffsetX

Properties

Name	Direction	Type	Default	Description
InputWorkspace	Input	MatrixWorkspace	Mandatory	Name of the input workspace
OutputWorkspace	Output	MatrixWorkspace	Mandatory	Name of the output workspace
Offset	Input	number	0	The amount to adjust the time bins. Usually in microseconds
IndexMin	Input	number	0	The first Workspace index to be included in the summing
IndexMax	Input	number	Optional	The last Workspace index to be included in the summing
WorkspaceIndexList	Input	unsigned int list		A list of workspace indices as a string with ranges, for example: 5-10,15,20-23. Optional: if not specified, then the Start/EndWorkspaceIndex 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’.

Description

This algorithm can be used to change the time-of-flight bins of a workspace by a specified amount (defined above as the Offset). A possible use of this algorithm is to correct time bins that have been recorded incorrectly.

Optionally, the range of spectra can be selected to apply this offset selectively using the IndexMin and IndexMax properties.

The output workspace will be an exact copy of the input workspace except for the changed time bins.

Usage

import numpy as np

# Create a workspace
ws = CreateSampleWorkspace()

# Offset the time bins by 1.0
wsOffset = ChangeBinOffset(ws,Offset=1.0)

# Check the offset
x1 = ws.readX(0)
x2 = wsOffset.readX(0)
# Test that all elements of arrays x2 and x1 differ by 1.0
print(np.all( x2 - x1 == 1.0 ))
y1 = ws.readY(0)
y2 = wsOffset.readY(0)
# Test that arrays y2 and y1 are equal
print(np.all( y2 == y1 ))

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Categories: AlgorithmIndex | Transforms\Axes

Source

C++ header: ChangeBinOffset.h

C++ source: ChangeBinOffset.cpp