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Full Usage:
this.GetInitialParametersFromHeightPositionAndWidthAtRelativeHeight
Parameters:
float
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The height of the peak (height of the maximum).
position : float
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The position of the peak.
width : float
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The width of the peak, measured at the provided relative height.
relativeHeight : float
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Relative height value (0,1), at which the width was measured.
Returns: float[]
The initial parameters for one term (peak).
Modifiers: abstract |
Gets the initial parameters for one term (peak) by providing the height of the peak, the position of the peak, the width of the peak, and the relative height at which the width was measured.
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Full Usage:
this.GetPositionAreaHeightFWHMFromSinglePeakParameters
Parameters:
float[]
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The parameters.
Returns: float * float * float * float
The position, the area under the peak, the height, and the Full Width Half Maximum (FWHM).
Modifiers: abstract |
Gets the position, the area under the peak, the height, and the Full Width Half Maximum (FWHM) from the parameters of a single peak.
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Full Usage:
this.GetPositionAreaHeightFwhmFromSinglePeakParameters
Parameters:
float[]
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The parameters.
cv : IROMatrix<float>
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The covariance matrix. Can be null (in this case the returned variance values are zero).
Returns: float * float * float * float * float * float * float * float
The position, the area under the peak, the height, and the Full Width Half Maximum (FWHM), together with their variances.
Modifiers: abstract |
Gets the position, the area under the peak, the height, and the Full Width Half Maximum (FWHM) from the parameters of a single peak. If the covariance matrix is given, then also the variances of position, area, height, FWHM are calculated (otherwise, zero values are returned for the variances).
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Full Usage:
this.ParameterNamesForOnePeak
Returns: string[]
Modifiers: abstract |
Gets the parameter names for one peak.
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Full Usage:
this.WithNumberOfTerms
Parameters:
int
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The number of terms.
Returns: IFitFunctionPeak
New fit function with the provided number of terms (peaks).
Modifiers: abstract |
Creates a new fit function with the provided number of terms (peaks).
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