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History parser #10
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Hi! |
Hi, From Microscope data I got :
I found the start-end of the first few spectra looking for the data from txt files. The spectra are separated by 39 "random" values, maybe there are some information written there.
The history parser was my idea because I found some interesti information in the History (like image position in the microscope coordinate system) and I was hoping to find something more. And example of parsed data is attached below. |
I was trying also opusFC but stuart-cls/python-opusfc-dist#9 doesn't let me read the data and I cannot figure out if their code is public. |
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Maybe I'm missing something, but I see only the documentation and no code. From python-opusfc-dist/README.md :
I understand only binary wheels are available. Please correct me if am I wrong. |
Did anyone sort this out for FTIR imaging? |
Hi,
we are using Research FT-IR Microscope HYPERION and I was trying to get the microscope data out of OPUS file.
brukeropusreader works, but I get one single spectrum with all 100 observation (10x10 grid) sequentially stored.
I did split the data, looking for the first and last point of a couple of spectra I saved as txt, but this is too hack-ish.
I wrote an history parser that works also on single spectra, maybe could be useful for this repo?
The code is here, the output and the parsing could absolutely be improved.
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