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'''
FitterTab module
'''
import os.path
import numpy as np
import PDielec.Calculator as Calculator
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QPushButton, QWidget, QProgressBar
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QComboBox, QLabel, QLineEdit, QDoubleSpinBox
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QVBoxLayout, QHBoxLayout, QFormLayout
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QSpinBox
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QFileDialog
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QTableWidgetItem
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QSizePolicy
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QCheckBox
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QTabWidget
from PyQt5.QtCore import Qt
from PyQt5.QtCore import QCoreApplication
from PDielec.Utilities import Debug
from PDielec.GUI.SettingsTab import FixedQTableWidget
# Import plotting requirements
import matplotlib
import matplotlib.figure
from matplotlib.backends.backend_qt5agg import FigureCanvasQTAgg as FigureCanvas
from matplotlib.backends.backend_qt5agg import NavigationToolbar2QT as NavigationToolbar
from scipy.interpolate import interp1d
from scipy.optimize import minimize
[docs]def is_float(element):
"""
Test to see if element is a float.
Parameters
----------
element : Any
Returns
-------
bool
True if the element is a float, False otherwise.
"""
#If you expect None to be passed:
if element is None:
return False
try:
float(element)
return True
except ValueError:
return False
[docs]def find_delimiter(filename):
"""
Find the delimiter used in a CSV file.
Parameters
----------
filename : str
The path to the file for which the delimiter is to be determined.
Returns
-------
str
The detected delimiter character.
Notes
-----
This function uses the `csv.Sniffer` class to deduce the delimiter of
the given file by analyzing the first 5000 bytes of the file.
"""
import csv
sniffer = csv.Sniffer()
with open(filename) as fp:
delimiter = sniffer.sniff(fp.read(5000)).delimiter
return delimiter
[docs]def read_experimental_file(file_name,frequency_column=1, spectrum_column=2, sheet_name=None, debug=False):
"""
Read an experimental file.
Parameters
----------
file_name : str
An xlsx or a csv file containing the experimental spectrum
frequency_column : int
The frequency column in the spread sheet, default is 1. The first column in a sheet is column 1
spectrum_column : int
The spectrum column in the spread sheet, default is 2. The first column in a sheet is column 1
sheet_name : str
The name of the spreadsheet to be used to extract the frequency and spectrum, default is None
debug : boolean
True if debug information is needed, default is False
Returns
-------
experimental_frequencies : an array of floats
The experimental frequencies in cm-1
experimental_spectrum : an array of floats
The experimental spectrum
Errors
------
If any errors occur, such as a file not existing, empty arrays/lists are returned, :w
"""
experimental_frequencies = []
experimental_spectrum = []
if debug:
print('FitterTab: Start:: read_experimental_file',file_name)
if not os.path.isfile(file_name):
if debug:
print('FitterTab: Finished:: read_experimental_file does not exist',file_name)
return experimental_frequencies, experimental_spectrum
if file_name.endswith('.csv'):
# Read in a csv file, discard alphanumerics
import csv
delimiter = find_delimiter(file_name)
with open(file_name) as fd:
if debug:
print('FitterTab: Reading csv file::')
csv_reader = csv.reader(fd, delimiter=delimiter)
for row in csv_reader:
# attempt to convert string to float
if is_float(row[frequency_column-1]) and is_float(row[spectrum_column-1]):
experimental_frequencies.append(float(row[frequency_column-1]))
experimental_spectrum.append(float(row[spectrum_column-1]))
else:
# Read in a xlsx file, discard alphanumerics
from openpyxl import load_workbook
import warnings
if debug:
print('FitterTab: Reading xlsx file::')
with warnings.catch_warnings():
warnings.simplefilter("ignore")
wb = load_workbook(filename=file_name, read_only=True)
sheetnames = wb.sheetnames
if sheet_name in sheetnames:
ws = wb[sheet_name]
else:
ws = wb.worksheets[0]
for row in ws.rows:
if isinstance(row[frequency_column-1].value, (int, float, complex)):
experimental_frequencies.append(row[frequency_column-1].value)
experimental_spectrum.append(row[spectrum_column-1].value)
wb.close()
if debug:
print('FitterTab: Finished:: read_experimental_file')
return experimental_frequencies, experimental_spectrum
[docs]def resample_experimental_spectrum(calculated_frequencies,
experimental_frequencies, experimental_spectrum,
baseline_removal='False', HPFilter_lambda=7.0,
debug=False, ):
"""
Resample the experimental spectrum to match calculated frequencies and optionally apply baseline removal.
This method modifies the experimental spectrum to align with the calculated
frequencies. It pads the spectrum at both ends with zeros outside the calculated
frequencies range, then uses cubic interpolation over the whole range.
If 'baseline_removal' is enabled, applies the Hodrick-Prescott filter
for baseline removal on the resampled spectrum.
Parameters
----------
calculated_frequencies : array of floats
The frequencies the caculated spectrum is tabulated
experimental_frequencies : array of floats
The frequencies the experimental spectrum is tabulated
experimental_spectrum : array of floats
The experimental spectrum
baseline_removal : boolean
Optional switches on baseline removal using a Hodrick-Prescott filter, default is False
HPFilter_lambda : float
The value of lambda in in the Hodrick-Prescott filter, default value is 7.0
debug : boolean
Optional switches on some debug information, default is False
Returns
-------
None
Modifies the instance's resampled_experimental_spectrum in place.
"""
if (debug):
print('Start:: Resample_experimental_spectrum')
#
# If the experimental frequencies starts at a higher frequency
# than the calculated frequencies then add new frequencies to pad the range out
#
xaxis = calculated_frequencies
# indices is true if the experimental frequency is outside the range of the calculated
indices = xaxis < experimental_frequencies[0]
padded_xaxis = xaxis[indices]
padded_yaxis = np.array([ 0 for index in indices if index ])
# Add the experimental frequencies
padded_xaxis = np.append(padded_xaxis,experimental_frequencies)
padded_yaxis = np.append(padded_yaxis,experimental_spectrum)
# If the experimental frequencies ends at a lower frequency
# than the calculated frequencies then add new frequencies to pad the range out
indices = xaxis > experimental_frequencies[-1]
padded_xaxis = np.append(padded_xaxis,xaxis[indices])
padded_yaxis = np.append(padded_yaxis, np.array([ 0 for index in indices if index ]) )
#
# Create a function using the padded frequencies to calculate the spectrum at the calculated frequencies
#
f = interp1d(padded_xaxis, padded_yaxis, kind='cubic',fill_value='extrapolate')
# Store the experimental spectrum at the calculated frequencies
resampled_experimental_spectrum = f(xaxis)
if baseline_removal:
# Apply a Hodrick-Prescott filter to remove the background
resampled_experimental_spectrum = Calculator.hodrick_prescott_filter(
resampled_experimental_spectrum, 0.01,
HPFilter_lambda, 10)
if (debug):
print('Finished:: Resample_experimental_spectrum')
return resampled_experimental_spectrum
[docs]def calculateCrossCorrelation(xaxis, calculated_spectrum, experimental_spectrum,
scaling_factor=1.0, debug=False):
"""
Calculates the cross-correlation between the experimental spectrum and a calculated spectrum, with an applied scaling factor.
The calculated and experimental spectra share the same frequencies (xaxis). If a scaling factor is applied,
the calculated spectrum x-axis is rescaled according to the scaling factor.
Parameters
----------
xaxis : 1d array of floats
An array frequencies valid for both the calculated and experimental spectra
calculated_spectrum : 1d array of floats
The calculated spectrum
experimental_spectrum : 1d array of floats
The experimental spectrum
scaling_factor : float, optional
The factor by which the x-axis of the calculated spectrum is scaled, default is 1.0
debug : boolean, optional
Set to true for debugging information
Returns
-------
tuple
A tuple containing:
- lag: The lag at which the maximum correlation occurs.
- max_corr: The maximum correlation value.
- center_corr: The correlation value at the center (zero lag).
Notes
-----
The calculated spectrum's x-axis is rescaled according to the `scaling_factor`. The correlation is performed on the normalized (zero-mean unit-variance) spectra. Interpolation of the calculated spectrum onto the experimental spectrum's x-axis is performed using cubic interpolation.
"""
if debug:
print('Start:: calculateCrossCorrelation',scaling_factor)
# Calculate the cross correlation coefficient between the experimental and the first scenario
if len(experimental_spectrum) == 0 or len(calculated_spectrum) == 0 or len(xaxis) == 0:
if debug:
print('The experimental spectrum has not been specified')
if len(experimental_spectrum) == 0:
print('calculateCrossCorrelation experimental_spectrum is not defined')
if len(calculated_spectrum) == 0:
print('calculateCrossCorrelation experimental_spectrum is not defined')
if len(xaxis) == 0:
print('calculateCrossCorrelation the x-axis frequencies are not defined')
print('Finshed:: calculateCrossCorrelation',scaling_factor)
return (0.0,0.0,0.0)
# col1 contains the experimental spectrum
col1 = np.array(experimental_spectrum)
col1 = ( col1 - np.mean(col1)) / ( np.std(col1) * np.sqrt(len(col1)) )
# col2 contains the calculated spectrum
col2 = np.array(calculated_spectrum)
# The new xaxis for the calculated spectrum is scaling_factor*xaxis
f = interp1d(scaling_factor*np.array(xaxis), col2, kind='cubic',fill_value='extrapolate')
col2 = f(xaxis)
col2 = ( col2 - np.mean(col2)) / ( np.std(col2) * np.sqrt(len(col2)) )
correlation = np.correlate(col1, col2, mode='full')
lag = np.argmax(correlation) - (len(correlation)-1)/2
lag = (xaxis[1] - xaxis[0]) * lag
if debug:
print('lag , max(corr), index', lag,np.max(correlation),correlation[int((len(correlation)-1)/2)])
print('Finshed:: calculateCrossCorrelation',scaling_factor)
return (lag,np.max(correlation),correlation[int((len(correlation)-1)/2)])
[docs]def calculateSpectralDifference(xaxis,calculated_spectrum,experimental_spectrum,
spectral_threshold=0.05, scaling_factor=1.0, debug=False):
"""
Calculate the root mean square error (RMSE) between a renormalised experimental spectrum and calculated spectrum after applying a scaling factor.
Parameters
----------
xaxis : 1d array of floats
An array frequencies valid for both the calculated and experimental spectra
calculated_spectrum : 1d array of floats
The calculated spectrum
experimental_spectrum : 1d array of floats
The experimental spectrum
scaling_factor : float, optional
The factor by which the x-axis of the calculated spectrum is scaled, default is 1.0
spectral_threshold : float,optional
Only signals greater than the threshold are considered in the difference calculation. Default is 0.05
debug : boolean, optional
Set to true for debugging information
Returns
-------
float
The root mean square error between the resampled experimental spectrum and the scaled calculated spectrum.
Notes
-----
- This method modifies the spectra by scaling, normalization, and thresholding before calculating the RMSE.
- If the resampled experimental spectrum is empty, the method returns 0.0 immediately.
- Uses cubic interpolation for scaling the calculated spectrum.
- Normalization is performed based on the maximum value in the experimental spectrum.
"""
if debug:
print('FitterTab: calculateSpectralDifference',scaling_factor)
# Calculate the spectral difference between the experimental and the first scenario
if len(experimental_spectrum) == 0:
return 0.0
# col1 contains the experimental spectrum
col1 = np.array(experimental_spectrum)
maxcol1 = np.max(col1)
col1 = col1 / maxcol1
col1[ col1< spectral_threshold ] = 0.0
# col2 contains the calculated spectrum
col2 = np.array(calculated_spectrum)
# The new xaxis for the calculated spectrum is scaling_factor*xaxis
f = interp1d(scaling_factor*np.array(xaxis), col2, kind='cubic',fill_value='extrapolate')
col2 = f(xaxis)
# Note the normalisation of col2 is to col1 (the experimental spectrum)
col2 = col2 / maxcol1
col2[ col2< spectral_threshold ] = 0.0
diff = col1 - col2
rmse = np.sqrt(np.dot(diff,diff)/len(col2))
if debug:
print('FitterTab: rmse',rmse)
print('FitterTab: Finished:: optimiseFunction')
return rmse
[docs]class FitterTab(QWidget):
"""
A class for managing and displaying a spectroscopic fitting interface within a QWidget.
Initialize the main widget with its components and connect signals to slots.
This constructor sets up the UI for a spectral analysis widget, initializing all the GUI components such as buttons, combo boxes, spin boxes, and plotting canvases. It also sets up the initial state for various attributes related to the spectral analysis settings and data.
Parameters
----------
parent : QWidget
The parent widget.
debug : bool, optional
Flag to indicate whether debugging messages should be printed, by default False.
Attributes
----------
parent : QWidget
The parent QWidget within which this `FitterTab` is contained.
debug : bool, optional
A flag to activate debug mode which provides additional output for development and troubleshooting. Defaults to False.
Notes
-----
This class is designed to provide a user interface for spectral fitting tasks, allowing for adjustments of various fitting parameters and visualization of fitting results. It leverages Qt widgets for the graphical user interface components and matplotlib for plotting.
The class initializes with customizable settings related to spectral fitting including file names, fitting types, iterations, scaling factors, and baseline correction options. It supports reading experimental data from .xlsx or .csv files, setting fitting parameters through a dynamically generated form, and presenting the fitting results graphically with options to adjust the view.
Methods
-------
__init__(self, parent, debug=False)
Constructor to initialize the spectroscopic fitting interface with the given parent and debug settings.
on_iterations_sb_changed(self)
Handles changes to the number of iterations spinbox value.
on_independent_yaxes_cb_changed(self, value)
Handles changes to the independent y-axes checkbox state.
on_optimise_frequency_scaling_cb_changed(self, value)
Handles changes to the optimise frequency scaling checkbox state.
on_spectrum_scaling_cb_changed(self, value)
Handles changes to the spectrum scaling checkbox state.
on_hpfilter_lambda_sb_changed(self, value)
Handles changes to the HP filter lambda spinbox value.
on_spectrum_scaling_factor_sb_changed(self, value)
Handles changes to the spectrum scaling factor spinbox value.
on_baseline_cb_changed(self, value)
Handles changes to the baseline correction checkbox state.
on_spectral_difference_threshold_sb_changed(self, value)
Handles changes to the spectral difference threshold spinbox value.
on_frequency_scaling_factor_sb_changed(self, value)
Handles changes to the frequency scaling factor spinbox value.
replotButton1Clicked(self)
Handles the event when the first replot button is clicked.
replotButton2Clicked(self)
Handles the event when the second replot button with frequency shift is clicked.
plot(self, experiment, xs, ys, legends, label)
Plots the fitting results with optional experiment data overlay.
fittingButtonClicked(self)
Initiates the fitting process when the fitting button is clicked.
optimiseFit(self)
Optimises the fitting parameters.
optimiseFunction(self, variables)
Function to be optimised during the fitting process.
redraw_sigmas_tw(self)
Redraws the table widget for sigma values based on current settings.
on_fitting_type_cb_activated(self, index)
Handles changes to the fitting type combo box selection.
on_scenario_cb_activated(self, index)
Handles selection changes in the scenario combo box.
on_spectrafile_le_return(self)
Handles actions to take when the spectra file line edit has a return event.
on_spectrafile_le_changed(self, text)
Handles changes to the spectra file line edit text.
on_sigmas_tw_itemChanged(self, item)
Responds to item changes in the sigmas table widget.
print_settings(self)
Prints the current settings to the debugger.
replot(self)
Handles the replotting of spectra.
refresh(self, force=False)
Refreshes the interface based on current settings and data.
requestRefresh(self)
Requests a refresh of the interface.
"""
def __init__(self, parent, debug=False):
"""
Initialize the main widget with its components and connect signals to slots.
This constructor sets up the UI for a spectral analysis widget, initializing all the GUI components such as buttons, combo boxes, spin boxes, and plotting canvases. It also sets up the initial state for various attributes related to the spectral analysis settings and data.
Parameters
----------
parent : QWidget
The parent widget.
debug : bool, optional
Flag to indicate whether debugging messages should be printed, by default False.
Notes
-----
The function initializes a complex UI for spectral analysis, handling settings such as file names for experimental data, fitting types, frequency scaling, and more. It also prepares the UI for user interactions, setting up signals and slots for UI components like buttons, line edits, and combo boxes. Additionally, it initializes data structures for storing spectral data and analysis results.
"""
super(QWidget, self).__init__(parent)
global debugger
debugger = Debug(debug,'FitterTab:')
debugger.print('Start:: Initialising')
self.refreshRequired = True
self.calculationInProgress = False
self.settings = {}
self.notebook = parent
self.settings['Experimental file name'] = ''
self.settings['Plot title'] = 'Experimental and Calculated Spectral Comparison'
self.settings['Fitting type'] = 'Minimise x-correlation'
self.fitting_type_definitions = ['Minimise x-correlation', 'Minimise spectral difference']
self.settings['Number of iterations'] = 20
self.settings['Frequency scaling factor'] = 1.0
self.settings['Optimise frequency scaling'] = False
self.settings['Spectrum scaling'] = False
self.settings['Spectrum scaling factor'] = 1.0
self.settings['Independent y-axes'] = True
self.settings['Spectral difference threshold'] = 0.05
self.settings['HPFilter lambda'] = 7.0
self.settings['Baseline removal'] = False
self.settings['Scenario index'] = len(self.notebook.scenarios) - 1
self.scenario_legends = [ scenario.settings['Legend'] for scenario in self.notebook.scenarios ]
self.lastButtonPressed = self.replotButton1Clicked
self.plot_frequency_shift = False
self.xcorr0=0.0
self.xcorr1=0.0
self.lag=0.0
self.experimental_file_has_been_read = False
self.sigmas_cm1 = []
self.modes_fitted = []
self.modes_selected = []
self.experimental_frequencies = []
self.experimental_spectrum = []
self.resampled_experimental_spectrum = []
self.frequency_units = 'wavenumber'
# Create a tab
vbox = QVBoxLayout()
form = QFormLayout()
#
# Ask for the experimental spread sheet
#
self.spectrafile_le = QLineEdit(self)
self.spectrafile_le.setToolTip('Provide the name of an .xlsx or a .csv file containing the experimental spectrum.\nThe spreadsheet should have two columns, with at most a one line heading.\nThe first column contains the frequencies in cm-1. The second contains the experimental spectrum.')
self.spectrafile_le.setText(self.settings['Experimental file name'])
self.spectrafile_le.returnPressed.connect(self.on_spectrafile_le_return)
self.spectrafile_le.textChanged.connect(self.on_spectrafile_le_changed)
#
# Select the type of fitting we are going to use
#
self.fitting_type_cb = QComboBox(self)
self.fitting_type_cb.setToolTip('What type of fitting?')
self.fitting_type_cb.addItems(self.fitting_type_definitions)
self.fitting_type_cb.activated.connect(self.on_fitting_type_cb_activated)
self.fitting_type_cb.setCurrentIndex(self.fitting_type_definitions.index(self.settings['Fitting type']))
#
# Select the type of plot we are going to use
#
self.scenario_cb = QComboBox(self)
self.scenario_cb.setToolTip('Which scenario will be used in the fit?')
self.scenario_cb.addItems(self.scenario_legends)
self.scenario_cb.activated.connect(self.on_scenario_cb_activated)
self.scenario_cb.setCurrentIndex(self.settings['Scenario index'])
#
# See if we want frequency scaling
#
self.frequency_scaling_factor_sb = QDoubleSpinBox(self)
self.frequency_scaling_factor_sb.setToolTip('Frequency scaling factor')
self.frequency_scaling_factor_sb.setRange(0.000001,10000000.0)
self.frequency_scaling_factor_sb.setDecimals(4)
self.frequency_scaling_factor_sb.setSingleStep(0.1)
self.frequency_scaling_factor_sb.setValue(self.settings['Frequency scaling factor'])
self.frequency_scaling_factor_sb.setToolTip('Set the value for scaling the frequency axis of the calculated spectrum')
self.frequency_scaling_factor_sb.valueChanged.connect(self.on_frequency_scaling_factor_sb_changed)
#
# See if we want base line removal
#
self.baseline_cb = QCheckBox(self)
self.baseline_cb.setToolTip('Apply base line correction')
self.baseline_cb.setText('')
self.baseline_cb.setLayoutDirection(Qt.RightToLeft)
if self.settings['Baseline removal']:
self.baseline_cb.setCheckState(Qt.Checked)
else:
self.baseline_cb.setCheckState(Qt.Unchecked)
self.baseline_cb.stateChanged.connect(self.on_baseline_cb_changed)
# Hodrick-Prescott Filter Lambda
self.hpfilter_lambda_sb = QDoubleSpinBox(self)
self.hpfilter_lambda_sb.setRange(0.0,10000000.0)
self.hpfilter_lambda_sb.setDecimals(1)
self.hpfilter_lambda_sb.setSingleStep(1)
self.hpfilter_lambda_sb.setValue(self.settings['HPFilter lambda'])
self.hpfilter_lambda_sb.setToolTip('The Hodrick-Prescott filter lambda value')
self.hpfilter_lambda_sb.valueChanged.connect(self.on_hpfilter_lambda_sb_changed)
# Spectral difference threshold
self.spectral_difference_threshold_sb = QDoubleSpinBox(self)
self.spectral_difference_threshold_sb.setRange(0.000001,10.0)
self.spectral_difference_threshold_sb.setDecimals(2)
self.spectral_difference_threshold_sb.setSingleStep(0.1)
self.spectral_difference_threshold_sb.setValue(self.settings['Spectral difference threshold'])
self.spectral_difference_threshold_sb.setToolTip('Set the value the spectral difference threshold')
self.spectral_difference_threshold_sb.valueChanged.connect(self.on_spectral_difference_threshold_sb_changed)
# Add the number of iterations
self.iterations_sb = QSpinBox(self)
self.iterations_sb.setRange(1,900)
self.iterations_sb.setValue(self.settings['Number of iterations'])
self.iterations_sb.setToolTip('Set the number of iterations to be used to optimise the cross-correlation coefficient')
self.iterations_sb.valueChanged.connect(self.on_iterations_sb_changed)
# Independent y-axes
self.independent_yaxes_cb = QCheckBox(self)
self.independent_yaxes_cb.setToolTip('Check to use indpendent y-axes in the plot')
self.independent_yaxes_cb.setText('')
self.independent_yaxes_cb.setLayoutDirection(Qt.RightToLeft)
if self.settings['Independent y-axes']:
self.independent_yaxes_cb.setCheckState(Qt.Checked)
else:
self.independent_yaxes_cb.setCheckState(Qt.Unchecked)
self.independent_yaxes_cb.stateChanged.connect(self.on_independent_yaxes_cb_changed)
# Optimise frequency scaling?
self.optimise_frequency_scaling_cb = QCheckBox(self)
self.optimise_frequency_scaling_cb.setToolTip('Use frequency scaling in optimisation')
self.optimise_frequency_scaling_cb.setText('')
self.optimise_frequency_scaling_cb.setLayoutDirection(Qt.RightToLeft)
if self.settings['Optimise frequency scaling']:
self.optimise_frequency_scaling_cb.setCheckState(Qt.Checked)
else:
self.optimise_frequency_scaling_cb.setCheckState(Qt.Unchecked)
self.optimise_frequency_scaling_cb.stateChanged.connect(self.on_optimise_frequency_scaling_cb_changed)
#
# Add a tab widget for the settings ######################################################################################
#
self.settingsTab = QTabWidget(self)
self.settingsTab.addTab(self.spectrafile_le, 'Experimental spectrum')
self.settingsTab.addTab(self.scenario_cb, 'Scenario')
self.settingsTab.addTab(self.frequency_scaling_factor_sb, 'Frequency scaling factor')
self.settingsTab.addTab(self.iterations_sb, 'No. of iterations')
self.settingsTab.addTab(self.independent_yaxes_cb, 'Independent y-axes')
self.settingsTab.addTab(self.fitting_type_cb, 'Fitting type')
self.settingsTab.addTab(self.optimise_frequency_scaling_cb, 'Optimise scaling')
self.settingsTab.addTab(self.spectral_difference_threshold_sb, 'Spectral difference threshold')
self.settingsTab.addTab(self.baseline_cb, 'Baseline removal?')
self.settingsTab.addTab(self.hpfilter_lambda_sb, 'HP Filter Lambda')
label = QLabel('Options:', self)
form.addRow(label,self.settingsTab)
# END OF THE SETTINGS TAB #################################################################################################
# Add Lorentzian widths table
# get initial sigmas from the settings tab
self.sigmas_cm1 = self.notebook.settingsTab.sigmas_cm1
self.modes_selected = self.notebook.settingsTab.modes_selected
self.frequencies_cm1 = self.notebook.settingsTab.frequencies_cm1
self.intensities = self.notebook.settingsTab.intensities
if len(self.modes_fitted) == 0 and len(self.modes_selected) > 0:
self.modes_selected = [ False for _ in self.modes_selected ]
self.sigmas_tw = FixedQTableWidget(parent=self,rows=7)
self.sigmas_tw.setToolTip('Choose the sigmas which will be used in the fitting')
self.sigmas_tw.itemChanged.connect(self.on_sigmas_tw_itemChanged)
self.sigmas_tw.setRowCount(max(8,len(self.sigmas_cm1)))
self.sigmas_tw.setColumnCount(3)
self.sigmas_tw.setHorizontalHeaderLabels([' Sigma \n(cm-1)', ' Frequency \n(cm-1)', ' Intensity \n(Debye2/Å2/amu)'])
self.redraw_sigmas_tw()
label = QLabel('Lorentzian widths:')
label.setToolTip('The Lorentzian widths can be edited here. If checked they will also be used in the optimisation of the cross-correlation between the experiment and calculated spectra')
form.addRow(label,self.sigmas_tw)
# Add a replot and recalculate button
hbox = QHBoxLayout()
self.replotButton1 = QPushButton('Replot')
self.replotButton1.setToolTip('Recalculate the spectrum with the new sigma values')
self.replotButton1.clicked.connect(self.replotButton1Clicked)
hbox.addWidget(self.replotButton1)
self.replotButton2 = QPushButton('Replot with frequency shift')
self.replotButton2.setToolTip('Recalculate the spectrum with the new sigma values, including a shft in the frequencies to maximise the cross-correlation')
self.replotButton2.clicked.connect(self.replotButton2Clicked)
hbox.addWidget(self.replotButton2)
# Add a fitting button
self.fittingButton = QPushButton('Perform fitting')
self.fittingButton.setToolTip('Attempt to fit the calculated spectrum to the experimental one')
self.fittingButton.clicked.connect(self.fittingButtonClicked)
hbox.addWidget(self.fittingButton)
form.addRow(hbox)
# Add a progress bar
label = QLabel('Calculation progress', self)
label.setToolTip('Show the progress of any calculations')
self.progressbar = QProgressBar(self)
form.addRow(label,self.progressbar)
self.notebook.progressbars_add(self.progressbar)
# Add output of the cross correlation coefficient
hbox = QHBoxLayout()
self.cross_correlation_le = QLineEdit(self)
self.cross_correlation_le.setEnabled(False)
self.cross_correlation_le.setText('{}'.format(0.0))
self.lag_frequency_le = QLineEdit(self)
self.lag_frequency_le.setEnabled(False)
self.lag_frequency_le.setText('{}'.format(0.0))
self.frequency_scaling_le = QLineEdit(self)
self.frequency_scaling_le.setEnabled(False)
self.frequency_scaling_le.setText('{}'.format(self.settings['Frequency scaling factor']))
self.rmse_le = QLineEdit(self)
self.rmse_le.setEnabled(False)
self.rmse_le.setText('{}'.format(0.0))
hbox.addWidget(self.cross_correlation_le)
hbox.addWidget(self.lag_frequency_le)
hbox.addWidget(self.frequency_scaling_le)
hbox.addWidget(self.rmse_le)
label = QLabel('X-correlation, shift/lag, frequency scale and rmse')
label.setToolTip('The highest cross-correlation value and its associated frequency shift is shown followed by the spectral error')
form.addRow(label, hbox)
# Add the matplotlib figure to the bottom
self.figure = matplotlib.figure.Figure()
self.canvas = FigureCanvas(self.figure)
self.canvas.setSizePolicy(QSizePolicy(QSizePolicy.Expanding,QSizePolicy.Expanding))
self.toolbar = NavigationToolbar(self.canvas, self)
self.toolbar.setSizePolicy(QSizePolicy(QSizePolicy.Fixed,QSizePolicy.Fixed))
form.addRow(self.canvas)
form.addRow(self.toolbar)
vbox.addLayout(form)
# finalise the layout
self.setLayout(vbox)
self.refreshRequired = True
debugger.print('Finished:: Initialising')
[docs] def on_iterations_sb_changed(self):
"""
Handle changes in the iterations spin box value.
This method is called when the iterations spin box value is changed. It updates the 'Number of iterations' setting with the new value and flags that a refresh is required.
Parameters
----------
None
Returns
-------
None
"""
debugger.print('on_iterations_sb_changed')
self.settings['Number of iterations'] = self.iterations_sb.value()
self.refreshRequired = True
return
[docs] def on_independent_yaxes_cb_changed(self,value):
"""
Handles the change of state for the independent Y-axes checkbox.
Parameters
----------
value : bool
The new state of the checkbox. The actual value might not be used in the function but represents the change.
Returns
-------
None
Notes
-----
This function is triggered upon the change of the 'independent_yaxes_cb' checkbox state. It updates the settings dictionary with the new state of the 'Independent y-axes' option and sets the 'refreshRequired' flag to True, indicating that a refresh is needed to reflect the changes in the UI or data visualization.
"""
debugger.print('independent_yaxes_cb_changed',value)
self.settings['Independent y-axes'] = self.independent_yaxes_cb.isChecked()
self.refreshRequired = True
return
[docs] def on_optimise_frequency_scaling_cb_changed(self,value):
"""
Handles changes in the frequency scaling optimization option.
This method updates the 'Optimise frequency scaling' setting based on the state of a checkbox and marks that a refresh is required based on the new setting.
Parameters
----------
value : bool
The value or state that triggered the change. This parameter is logged but not directly used to set the 'Optimise frequency scaling' option.
Returns
-------
None
"""
debugger.print('optimise_frequency_scaling_cb_changed',value)
self.settings['Optimise frequency scaling'] = self.optimise_frequency_scaling_cb.isChecked()
self.refreshRequired = True
return
[docs] def on_spectrum_scaling_cb_changed(self,value):
"""
Handles the change event of the spectrum scaling checkbox.
This method is triggered whenever the spectrum scaling checkbox's state changes. It updates the settings to reflect the current state of the checkbox and flags that a refresh is required.
Parameters
----------
value : bool
The new value of the spectrum scaling checkbox. The specific type and significance can vary depending on the implementation details of the checkbox and its handlers.
Returns
-------
None
"""
debugger.print('on_spectrum_scaling_cb_changed',value)
self.settings['Spectrum scaling'] = self.spectrum_scaling_cb.isChecked()
self.refreshRequired = True
return
[docs] def on_hpfilter_lambda_sb_changed(self,value):
"""
Handle changes to the high-pass filter lambda scrollbar value.
Parameters
----------
value : str
The new value from the high-pass filter lambda scrollbar, intended to be converted to float.
Returns
-------
None
"""
debugger.print('hpfilter_lambda_sb_changed',value)
self.refreshRequired = True
try:
self.settings['HPFilter lambda'] = float(value)
except:
print('Failed to convert to float', value)
return
[docs] def on_spectrum_scaling_factor_sb_changed(self,value):
"""
Handles the change in spectrum scaling factor.
Parameters
----------
value : str
The new value for the spectrum scaling factor. Expected to be convertible to float.
Returns
-------
None
Notes
-----
This function attempts to update the 'Spectrum scaling factor' setting with the new value after converting it to float. If the conversion fails, a message is printed indicating the failure.
"""
debugger.print('on_spectrum_scaling_factor_cb_changed',value)
self.refreshRequired = True
try:
self.settings['Spectrum scaling factor'] = float(value)
except:
print('Failed to convert to float', value)
return
[docs] def on_baseline_cb_changed(self,value):
"""
Handle the change event of the baseline checkbox.
This method is called when the baseline checkbox state changes. It updates the setting for baseline removal and marks refresh as required.
Parameters
----------
value : str
The new value or state of the baseline checkbox. The actual data type and use of this parameter depend on the specific implementation and could vary.
Returns
-------
None
"""
debugger.print('on_baseline_cb_changed',value)
self.refreshRequired = True
self.settings['Baseline removal'] = self.baseline_cb.isChecked()
return
[docs] def on_spectral_difference_threshold_sb_changed(self,value):
"""
Handle changes in spectral difference threshold setting.
This function is called when the 'Spectral difference threshold' setting is changed.
It updates the setting value, converting it to a float, and sets a flag indicating that a refresh is required.
Parameters
----------
value : str
The new value for the 'Spectral difference threshold' setting. The function attempts to convert this to a float.
Returns
-------
None
"""
debugger.print('on_spectral_difference_threshold_sb_changed',value)
self.refreshRequired = True
try:
self.settings['Spectral difference threshold'] = float(value)
except:
print('Failed to convert to float', value)
return
[docs] def on_frequency_scaling_factor_sb_changed(self,value):
"""
Handle changes in the frequency scaling factor setting.
This function changes the frequency scaling factor setting. It updates the setting with the new value and marks a refresh as necessary. It also handles conversion errors gracefully.
Parameters
----------
value : str
The new value for the frequency scaling factor setting. The function attempts to convert this to a float.
Returns
-------
None
Notes
-----
- The `self.refreshRequired` flag is set to True regardless of whether the conversion succeeds.
"""
debugger.print('on_frequency_scaling_factor_cb_changed',value)
self.refreshRequired = True
try:
self.settings['Frequency scaling factor'] = float(value)
except:
print('Failed to convert to float', value)
return
[docs] def plot(self,experiment,xs,ys,legends,label):
"""
Plot experimental and calculated data on the same or separate y-axes.
This method plots provided experimental and calculated data sets using Matplotlib. It supports plotting
data with independent y-axes and applying frequency shift and scaling to the x-axis. The plot appearance,
including color mapping, line width, and labels, is customizable.
Parameters
----------
experiment : array_like
The experimental data to be plotted. If empty, no experimental data is plotted.
xs : list of array_like
A list containing the x-axis data for each data set.
ys : list of array_like
A list containing the y-axis data for each data set to be plotted alongside the x data.
legends : list of str
A list containing the labels for each data set.
label : str
The label for the plot, typically used as a part of y-axis label.
Returns
-------
None
Raises
------
ValueError
If `xs`, `ys`, and `legends` lists do not have the same length.
"""
# Plot the experimental values on the left y-axis
# Plot all the others in xs, ys on the right x-axis
debugger.print('Start:: plot')
self.subplot1 = None
self.figure.clf()
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
cmap = plt.get_cmap("tab10")
if self.frequency_units == 'wavenumber':
xlabel = r'Frequency $\mathdefault{(cm^{-1})}$'
scale = 1.0
else:
xlabel = r'THz'
scale = 0.02998
self.subplot1 = self.figure.add_subplot(111)
if self.settings['Independent y-axes']:
self.subplot2 = self.subplot1.twinx()
else:
self.subplot2 = self.subplot1
cmap_index = 0
lines = []
if self.plot_frequency_shift:
lag = float(self.lag_frequency_le.text())
scale_calc = scale * self.settings['Frequency scaling factor']
else:
lag = 0.0
# scale_calc = scale
scale_calc = scale * self.settings['Frequency scaling factor']
for x,y,legend in zip(xs,ys,legends):
if y is not None:
x = np.array(x)
line, = self.subplot1.plot(lag+scale_calc*x,y,lw=2, color=cmap(cmap_index), label=legend )
lines.append(line)
cmap_index += 1
if len(experiment) > 0:
# Use the x variables from the previous xs, ys
line, = self.subplot2.plot(scale*x,experiment,lw=2, color=cmap(cmap_index), label='Experiment' )
lines.append(line)
labels = [l.get_label() for l in lines]
if self.settings['Independent y-axes']:
self.subplot2.set_ylabel('Experiment')
self.subplot2.set_ylim(bottom=0.0)
self.subplot1.set_ylabel('Calculated '+self.plot_label )
else:
self.subplot1.set_ylabel(self.plot_label )
self.subplot1.set_xlabel(xlabel)
self.subplot1.set_ylim(bottom=0.0)
self.subplot1.legend(lines, labels, loc='best')
self.subplot1.set_title(self.settings['Plot title'])
self.canvas.draw_idle()
debugger.print('Finished:: plot')
[docs] def optimiseFit(self):
# Optimise the fit of the first scenario to the experimental data
# First determine who many variables we have
"""
Optimise the fit based on the initial and adjusted sigmas and potential frequency scaling.
Instructions for determining the best fitting parameters for the model are conducted
within the constraints of predefined modes. The function iterates to minimize the discrepancy
between modeled and experimental data. It employs the Nelder-Mead optimization method for
solving the problem.
Parameters
----------
None
Returns
-------
list or OptimizeResult
The final optimization point as a list if no sigma has been selected for optimisation,
or as an `OptimizeResult` object returned by `scipy.optimize.minimize`. The return type
depends on whether the optimization process is executed.
Notes
-----
The function uses several attributes of the class instance it belongs to:
- `modes_fitted` to determine which modes are fitted.
- `sigmas_cm1` as initial sigma points for optimization.
- `settings` to check if frequency scaling should be optimised and to determine the number of iterations for the optimization.
- `optimiseFunction` as the function to be minimized.
It modifies the `functionCalls` attribute by setting it to 0 at the beginning and uses
`fit_list` to store the indexes of modes that are being fitted.
"""
debugger.print('Start:: optimiseFit')
self.functionCalls = 0
self.fit_list = []
for mode,fitted in enumerate(self.modes_fitted):
if fitted:
self.fit_list.append(mode)
initial_point = [ self.sigmas_cm1[i] for i in self.fit_list ]
# Append a scaling option
if self.settings['Optimise frequency scaling']:
initial_point.append(self.settings['Frequency scaling factor'])
nvariables = len(initial_point)
if nvariables > 0:
final_point = minimize(self.optimiseFunction, initial_point, method='nelder-mead', options={'xatol':0.01, 'disp':True, 'maxfev':nvariables+nvariables*self.settings['Number of iterations']} )
else:
print('No sigmas have been selected for optimisation')
final_point = []
debugger.print('Finished:: optimiseFit')
return final_point
[docs] def optimiseFunction(self,variables) :
"""
Optimise the fitting function based on given variables.
This method adjusts internal settings based on an array of variables to
optimise the fitting function according to the predefined criteria
(e.g., minimize cross-correlation or spectral difference). It updates
GUI components and recalculates the function value based on the new
configuration.
Parameters
----------
variables : list or array-like
The variables used for optimization. This could include sigma values
for each element to be fitted and optionally a scaling factor for
frequency scaling, depending on the configuration.
Returns
-------
float
The function value after optimization, which is either the negative
cross-correlation or the root mean square error (RMSE), based on the
fitting type setting.
Notes
-----
- `calculationInProgress` is a boolean attribute of the
object that indicates whether a calculation can proceed.
- Manipulates GUI components such as `fittingButton` and elements within
`notebook.settingsTab`, thus requires the GUI to be in a responsive state.
- Uses global `debugger` object for logging progress and results.
- The method updates the internal state of the object, such as the
`functionCalls` counter and sigma values for elements being fitted.
Raises
------
Exception
If the calculation is not in progress (indicated by
`calculationInProgress` being `False`), it immediately returns a
predefined extremely negative value (e.g., -9.9e+99).
"""
if not self.calculationInProgress:
return -9.9E99
debugger.print('Start:: optimiseFunction',variables)
self.functionCalls += 1
nvariables = len(variables)
self.fittingButton.setText('Interrupt fitting ({}/{})'.format(self.functionCalls,nvariables+1+nvariables*self.settings['Number of iterations']))
if self.settings['Optimise frequency scaling']:
sigmas = variables[:-1]
scaling_factor = variables[-1]
self.settings['Frequency scaling factor'] = scaling_factor
else:
sigmas = variables
scaling_factor = self.settings['Frequency scaling factor']
for index,sigma in zip(self.fit_list,sigmas):
self.sigmas_cm1[index] = sigma
self.redraw_sigmas_tw()
self.notebook.settingsTab.sigmas_cm1[index] = sigma
self.notebook.settingsTab.redraw_output_tw()
self.notebook.settingsTab.requestRefresh()
self.refresh(force=True)
self.replot()
# Returning the best correlation but made negative because we need to minimise
if self.settings['Fitting type'] == 'Minimise x-correlation':
function_value = -1.0*self.xcorr0
elif self.settings['Fitting type'] == 'Minimise spectral difference':
function_value = self.rmse
debugger.print('optimiseFunction - xcorr0,rmse',self.xcorr0,self.rmse)
debugger.print('Finished:: optimiseFunction',function_value)
return function_value
[docs] def redraw_sigmas_tw(self):
"""
Redraw the table widget for sigmas.
This method updates the table widget `sigmas_tw` used for displaying sigma, frequency, and intensity
information. It checks if the data lists (`sigmas_cm1`, `frequencies_cm1`, and `intensities`) are non-empty
and then proceeds to populate the table. Each row in the table corresponds to a unique sigma, frequency,
and intensity value. The method also handles item selection and editing properties based on the state of
`modes_selected` and `modes_fitted` attributes.
Parameters
----------
None
Returns
-------
None
Notes
-----
- `sigmas_cm1`, `frequencies_cm1`, and `intensities` are lists that store sigma, frequency, and intensity data, respectively.
- `modes_selected` and `modes_fitted` are lists that store boolean values indicating whether a mode is selected and
whether it is fitted, respectively.
"""
debugger.print('Start:: redraw_sigmas_tw')
if len(self.sigmas_cm1) <= 0:
debugger.print('Finished:: redraw_sigmas_tw')
return
self.sigmas_tw.blockSignals(True)
self.sigmas_tw.setRowCount(len(self.sigmas_cm1))
for i,(f,sigma,intensity) in enumerate(zip(self.frequencies_cm1, self.sigmas_cm1, self.intensities)):
# Sigma and check / unchecked column
items = []
itemFlags = []
item = QTableWidgetItem('{0:.2f}'.format(sigma))
if self.modes_selected[i]:
if self.modes_fitted[i]:
item.setCheckState(Qt.Checked)
else:
item.setCheckState(Qt.Unchecked)
itemFlags.append( item.flags() & Qt.NoItemFlags | Qt.ItemIsUserCheckable | Qt.ItemIsEnabled | Qt.ItemIsSelectable | Qt.ItemIsEditable )
otherFlags = item.flags() & Qt.NoItemFlags | Qt.ItemIsEnabled
else:
#itemFlags.append( item.flags() | Qt.ItemIsUserCheckable | Qt.ItemIsEnabled & ~Qt.ItemIsSelectable & ~Qt.ItemIsEditable )
itemFlags.append( item.flags() & Qt.NoItemFlags | Qt.ItemIsUserCheckable | Qt.ItemIsEnabled )
item.setCheckState(Qt.Unchecked)
otherFlags = item.flags() & Qt.NoItemFlags
items.append(item)
# Frequency column cm-1
items.append(QTableWidgetItem('{0:.4f}'.format(f) ) )
itemFlags.append( otherFlags )
# Intensity column Debye2/Angs2/amu
items.append(QTableWidgetItem('{0:.4f}'.format(intensity) ) )
itemFlags.append( otherFlags )
for j,(item,flag) in enumerate(zip(items,itemFlags)):
item.setFlags(flag)
item.setTextAlignment(int(Qt.AlignHCenter | Qt.AlignVCenter))
self.sigmas_tw.setItem(i, j, item )
self.sigmas_tw.resizeColumnsToContents()
# Release the block on signals for the frequency output table
self.sigmas_tw.blockSignals(False)
QCoreApplication.processEvents()
debugger.print('Finished:: redraw_sigmas_tw')
[docs] def on_fitting_type_cb_activated(self,index):
# Change in fitting type
"""
Handle the activation of a fitting type option.
This method updates the current settings to reflect the selected fitting type based on the provided index. It also marks the state as requiring a refresh.
Parameters
----------
index : int
The index of the selected fitting type in the fitting type definitions list.
Returns
-------
None
"""
debugger.print('on_fitting_type_cb_activated', index)
self.refreshRequired = True
self.settings['Fitting type'] = self.fitting_type_definitions[index]
[docs] def on_scenario_cb_activated(self,index):
# Change in Scenario to be used for fitting
"""
Handle scenario combobox activation.
This function is triggered when a scenario combobox option is selected. It logs the activation with the selected index, marks that a refresh is required, and updates the settings to reflect the new scenario.
Parameters
----------
index : int
The index of the activated scenario.
Returns
-------
None
"""
debugger.print('on_scenario_cb_activated', index)
self.refreshRequired = True
self.settings['Scenario index'] = index
[docs] def on_spectrafile_le_return(self):
# Handle a return in the experimental file name line editor
"""
Handle file selection for experimental spectra.
This method is executed when an action associated with the `spectrafile_le` widget is performed. It prompts the user to select a file if the currently specified file does not exist or cannot be found. It updates the application's settings with the new file name, if a file is selected.
Parameters
----------
None
Returns
-------
None
Notes
-----
The method first checks if the file specified in the `spectrafile_le` widget exists. If it does not, a file dialog is opened for the user to select a file. If a file is selected, the method updates the application's settings and the text of the `spectrafile_le` widget to reflect the new file name. Additionally, it sets a flag indicating that a refresh is required and that the experimental file needs to be read again. Finally, it triggers the last button pressed action.
This method utilizes `os.path.isfile` to check file existence, `QFileDialog` for file selection.
"""
debugger.print('Start:: on_spectrafile_le_return')
file_name = self.spectrafile_le.text()
if not os.path.isfile(file_name):
qfd = QFileDialog(self)
qfd.setDirectory(self.notebook.mainTab.directory)
file_name, _ = qfd.getOpenFileName(self,'Open the experimental file','','Excel (*.xlsx);; Csv (*.csv);; All Files (*)')
if not os.path.isfile(file_name):
debugger.print('Finished:: on_spectrafile_le_return')
return
self.settings['Experimental file name'] = file_name
self.spectrafile_le.setText(self.settings['Experimental file name'])
debugger.print('new file name', self.settings['Experimental file name'])
self.refreshRequired = True
self.experimental_file_has_been_read = False
# redo the plot if a return is pressed
self.lastButtonPressed()
debugger.print('Finished:: on_spectrafile_le_return')
return
[docs] def on_spectrafile_le_changed(self,text):
"""
Handle changes to the spectra file input field.
This method is triggered when the text of the spectrum file input field changes. It updates the 'Experimental file name' setting with the new text, marks the current experimental file as unread, and indicates that a refresh is required.
Parameters
----------
text : str
The new text from the spectra file input field. Not directly used after method update.
Returns
-------
None
Notes
-----
The actual text used in processing is fetched directly from the `spectrafile_le` attribute, not from the `text` argument.
"""
debugger.print('on_spectrafile_le_changed', text)
text = self.spectrafile_le.text()
self.refreshRequired = True
self.settings['Experimental file name'] = text
self.experimental_file_has_been_read = False
[docs] def on_sigmas_tw_itemChanged(self, item):
"""
Handle item changed event in a table widget for sigma values.
This method updates mode fitting status and sigma values based on changes in a table widget,
redraws the table widget, and refreshes output based on the modifications. It also handles error
for invalid numeric input for sigma values.
Parameters
----------
item : QTableWidgetItem
The table widget item that has been changed.
Returns
-------
None
Side Effects
------------
- Updates internal data structures storing mode fitting statuses and sigma values.
- Triggers UI update methods to reflect changes in the table widget and other dependent UI components.
- Blocks and unblocks signals from the table widget to prevent recursive item change events during updates.
- Processes all pending events for the application to ensure UI updates are immediately applied.
"""
debugger.print('Start:: on_sigmas_tw_itemChanged', item)
self.sigmas_tw.blockSignals(True)
debugger.print('on_sigmas_tw_itemChanged)', item.row(), item.column() )
col = item.column()
row = item.row()
if col == 0:
# If this is the first column alter the check status but reset the sigma value
if item.checkState() == Qt.Checked:
self.modes_fitted[row] = True
else:
self.modes_fitted[row] = False
try:
new_value = float(item.text())
self.sigmas_cm1[row] = new_value
self.redraw_sigmas_tw()
self.notebook.settingsTab.sigmas_cm1[row] = new_value
self.notebook.settingsTab.requestRefresh()
self.notebook.settingsTab.redraw_output_tw()
except:
print('Failed to convert to float',item.txt())
elif col == 1:
self.redraw_sigmas_tw()
else:
self.redraw_sigmas_tw()
self.refreshRequired = True
QCoreApplication.processEvents()
debugger.print('Finished:: on_sigmas_tw_itemChanged', item)
return
[docs] def print_settings(self):
"""
Prints the settings attributes of the instance.
Parameters
----------
None
Returns
-------
None
Prints the key and value of each setting in the instance's `settings` attribute, with the help of the `debugger` print method.
"""
debugger.print('print_settings')
for key in self.settings:
debugger.print(key, self.settings[key])
return
[docs] def replot(self):
"""
Replots the experimental spectrum along with calculated frequencies and spectra.
This method will initially check if there is a resampled experimental spectrum. If such a spectrum exists, the spectrum is resampled. Subsequently, it calls the plot method with the updated data along with other related information such as legends and labels.
Parameters
----------
None
Returns
-------
None
"""
debugger.print('Start:: replot')
self.xaxis = np.array(self.calculated_frequencies[0])
if len(self.resampled_experimental_spectrum) > 0:
self.resampled_experimental_spectrum = resample_experimental_spectrum(self.xaxis,
self.experimental_frequencies,
self.experimental_spectrum,
baseline_removal = self.settings['Baseline removal'],
HPFilter_lambda = self.settings['HPFilter lambda'],
debug=debugger.state())
self.plot(self.resampled_experimental_spectrum,self.calculated_frequencies,self.calculated_spectra,self.scenario_legends,self.plot_label)
debugger.print('Finished:: replot')
return
[docs] def refresh(self,force=False):
"""
Refreshes the state of the application based on user-defined conditions and settings.
Parameters
----------
force : bool, optional
If True, the refresh proceeds regardless of whether it is deemed necessary based on the internal state. Defaults to False.
Returns
-------
None
Notes
-----
The refresh process involves several key steps including checking if a refresh is required, updating plotting data from settings, reading an experimental file, setting GUI components based on notebook scenarios, and recalculating spectra. If the refresh is aborted either due to being unnecessary or because there are no frequencies, it returns early. Additionally, if `force` is True, it ignores the check for whether a refresh is required and proceeds with the refresh.
After updating relevant class attributes and GUI components, the function recalculates cross-correlation, root-mean-square error (RMSE) between experimental and calculated spectra, and updates the display with these metrics.
"""
debugger.print('Start:: refresh', force)
if not self.refreshRequired and not force:
debugger.print('refresh aborted', self.refreshRequired,force)
debugger.print('Finished:: refresh', force)
return
self.frequencies_cm1 = self.notebook.settingsTab.frequencies_cm1
if np.sum(self.frequencies_cm1) < 1.0E-10:
debugger.print('refresh aborted there are no frequencies')
debugger.print('Finished:: refresh', force)
return
#
# Flag all the scenarios as needing an update
#
for scenario in self.notebook.scenarios:
scenario.requestRefresh()
self.notebook.settingsTab.requestRefresh()
#
# Now refresh the plotting tab
#
self.notebook.plottingTab.refresh()
#
# Block signals during refresh
#
#for w in self.findChildren(QWidget):
# w.blockSignals(True)
#
# use the settings values to initialise the widgets
#
self.spectrafile_le.setText(self.settings['Experimental file name'])
#
# Only read the file again if we have to
#
if not self.experimental_file_has_been_read :
self.experimental_frequencies,self.experimental_spectrum = read_experimental_file(self.settings['Experimental file name'],debug=debugger.state())
if len(self.experimental_frequencies) > 0:
self.experimental_file_has_been_read = True
self.plot_label = self.notebook.plottingTab.settings['Plot type']
self.scenario_legends = [ scenario.settings['Legend'] for scenario in self.notebook.scenarios ]
self.scenario_cb.clear()
self.scenario_cb.addItems(self.scenario_legends)
self.scenario_cb.setCurrentIndex(self.settings['Scenario index'])
vs_cm1 = self.notebook.plottingTab.vs_cm1
self.calculated_spectra = [ scenario.get_result(vs_cm1, self.plot_label) for scenario in self.notebook.scenarios ]
self.calculated_spectrum = self.calculated_spectra[self.settings['Scenario index']]
debugger.print('refresh scenario index' , self.settings['Scenario index'])
self.iterations_sb.setValue(self.settings['Number of iterations'])
self.frequency_scaling_factor_sb.setValue(self.settings['Frequency scaling factor'])
if self.settings['Independent y-axes']:
self.independent_yaxes_cb.setCheckState(Qt.Checked)
else:
self.independent_yaxes_cb.setCheckState(Qt.Unchecked)
#
# If the sigmas are not set return
#
self.sigmas_cm1 = self.notebook.settingsTab.sigmas_cm1
if len(self.sigmas_cm1) < 1:
return
self.modes_selected = self.notebook.settingsTab.modes_selected
self.intensities = self.notebook.settingsTab.intensities
if len(self.modes_fitted) == 0 and len(self.modes_selected) > 0:
self.modes_fitted = [ False for _ in self.modes_selected ]
self.redraw_sigmas_tw()
# Resample the spectrum
self.calculated_frequencies = [ vs_cm1 for scenario in self.notebook.scenarios ]
self.xaxis = self.calculated_frequencies[0]
self.rmse = 0.0
self.lag = 0.0
self.xcorr0 = 1.0
self.xcorr1 = 1.0
if len(self.experimental_spectrum) > 0:
self.resampled_experimental_spectrum = resample_experimental_spectrum(self.xaxis,
self.experimental_frequencies,
self.experimental_spectrum,
baseline_removal = self.settings['Baseline removal'],
HPFilter_lambda = self.settings['HPFilter lambda'],
debug=debugger.state())
scaling_factor = self.settings['Frequency scaling factor']
spectral_threshold=self.settings['Spectral difference threshold'],
self.lag,self.xcorr0,self.xcorr1 = calculateCrossCorrelation(self.xaxis,
self.calculated_spectrum,
self.resampled_experimental_spectrum,
scaling_factor=scaling_factor,
debug=debugger.state())
self.rmse = calculateSpectralDifference(self.xaxis,
self.calculated_spectrum,
self.resampled_experimental_spectrum,
scaling_factor=scaling_factor,
spectral_threshold=spectral_threshold,
debug=debugger.state())
self.cross_correlation_le.setText('{:6.4f}'.format(self.xcorr0))
self.lag_frequency_le.setText('{:8.2f}'.format(self.lag))
self.frequency_scaling_le.setText('{:8.2f}'.format(self.settings['Frequency scaling factor']))
self.rmse_le.setText('{:.2e}'.format(self.rmse))
self.replot()
#
# Unblock signals after refresh
#
for w in self.findChildren(QWidget):
w.blockSignals(False)
self.refreshRequired = False
debugger.print('Finished:: refresh', force)
return
[docs] def requestRefresh(self):
"""
Request a refresh of the interface.
Parameters
----------
None
Returns
-------
None
"""
debugger.print('Start:: requestRefresh')
self.refreshRequired = True
debugger.print('Finished:: requestRefresh')