integrator.integrator module#
- class integrator.integrator.AIConfiguration(n_pts: int, unit: str, polarization_factor: float, correct_solid_angle: bool, detector: str, poni_file: str, mask_file: str, flatfield_file: str, dark_file: str, error_model: str, azimuthal_range: tuple, radial_range: tuple, ai_method: str, trim_method: str = None, trim_n_pts: int = 0, trim_bounds: tuple = None, do_stack_mean: bool = False, pixel_splitting: str = 'no', average_xy: str = None)#
Bases:
object
- n_pts: int#
- unit: str#
- polarization_factor: float#
- correct_solid_angle: bool#
- detector: str#
- poni_file: str#
- mask_file: str#
- flatfield_file: str#
- dark_file: str#
- error_model: str#
- azimuthal_range: tuple#
- radial_range: tuple#
- ai_method: str#
- trim_method: str = None#
- trim_n_pts: int = 0#
- trim_bounds: tuple = None#
- do_stack_mean: bool = False#
- pixel_splitting: str = 'no'#
- average_xy: str = None#
- integrator.integrator.create_azimuthal_integrator(ai_config)#
Create a AzimuthalIntegrator object from a configuration.
- Parameters:
ai_config (AIConfiguration) – Data structure describing the azimuthal integration configuration
- Returns:
azimuthal_integrator – Azimuthal integrator instance
- Return type:
pyFAI.azimuthalIntegrator.AzimuthalIntegrator
- class integrator.integrator.StackIntegrator(ai_config, logger=None, existing_output='skip', extra_options=None)#
Bases:
object
Initialize an Integrator object.
- Parameters:
ai_config (AIConfiguration) – Azimuthal Integration configuration
logger (Logger, optional) – Logger object. If not provided, messages are shown with the print() function
existing_output (str, optional) –
- What do do in the case where the output file already exists:
”raise”: raise an error
”overwrite”: overwrite the existing file
”skip”: do not process the current stack
extra_options (dict, optional) –
- Dictionary of advanced options. Current values are:
- ”scan_num_as_h5_entry”: False
Whether to use the current scan number as HDF5 entry.
- get_current_config(data_location=None)#
- integrate_image(image, azimuth_range=None)#
- process_data(data, output)#
Perform azimuthal integration on data.
- Parameters:
data (DataUrl or array) – Data to process (stack of images)
output (str or array) – Output file or array
Notes
Processing from/to in-memory arrays is not supported yet
- integrator.integrator.result_already_exists(out_fname, config_path, existing_output_behavior, current_config, sections_to_ignore=None, logger=None)#
Return true if a given filename contains integration result with the same configuration. Basically: “was this data already integrated ?”
- Parameters:
out_fname (str) – Path to the output file
config_path (str) – Configuration within the output file (eg. “azimuthal integration/configuration”)
existing_output_behavior (str) –
- What to do if the results already exist (possibly with the same configuration). Possible values are:
”skip”: don’t overwrite the existing results, proceed to the next stack
”overwrite”: discard existing results, re-do processing and overwrite the existing file
”raise”: raise an error
current_config (dict) – Dictionary with the current azimuthal integration configuration
sections_to_ignore (list, optional) – Which sections to ignore when comparing configurations
logger (logging object, optional) – Logging object. If not provided, messages will be sent in stdout