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- ml-spectra-fitting/lib/index.js
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ml-spectra-fitting
This is a spectra fitting package to optimize the position (x), max intensity (y), full width at half maximum (FWHM = width) and the ratio of gaussian contribution (mu) if it's required. It supports three kind of shapes:
Name | Equation |
---|---|
Gaussian | |
Lorentzian | |
Pseudo Voigt |
where
It is a wrapper of ml-levenberg-marquardt
API Documentation
Installation
$ npm install ml-spectra-fitting
Example
import { optimize } from 'ml-spectra-fitting';
import { SpectrumGenerator } from 'spectrum-generator';
const generator = new SpectrumGenerator({
nbPoints: 101,
from: -1,
to: 1,
});
// by default the kind of shape is gaussian;
generator.addPeak({ x: 0.5, y: 0.2 }, { fwhm: 0.2 });
generator.addPeak(
{ x: -0.5, y: 0.2 },
{
shape: {
kind: 'lorentzian',
fwhm: 0.1,
},
},
);
//points to fit {x, y};
let data = generator.getSpectrum();
console.log(JSON.stringify({ x: Array.from(data.x), y: Array.from(data.y) }));
//the approximate values to be optimized, It could coming from a peak picking with ml-gsd
let peaks = [
{
x: -0.5,
y: 0.22,
shape: {
kind: 'gaussian',
fwhm: 0.25,
},
},
{
x: 0.52,
y: 0.18,
shape: {
kind: 'gaussian',
fwhm: 0.18,
},
},
];
// the function receive an array of peak with {x, y, fwhm} as a guess
// and return a list of objects
let fittedParams = optimize(data, peaks, { shape: { kind: 'pseudoVoigt' } });
console.log(fittedParams);
const result = {
error: 0.12361588652854476,
iterations: 100,
peaks: [
{
x: -0.5000014532421942,
y: 0.19995307937326137,
shape: {
kind: 'pseudoVoigt',
fwhm: 0.10007670374735196,
mu: 0.004731136777288483,
},
},
{
x: 0.5001051783652894,
y: 0.19960010175400406,
shape: {
kind: 'pseudoVoigt',
fwhm: 0.19935932346969124,
mu: 1,
},
},
],
};
For data with and combination of signals with shapes between gaussian and lorentzians, we could use the kind pseudovoigt to fit the data.
import { optimize } from 'ml-spectra-fitting';
import { SpectrumGenerator } from 'spectrum-generator';
const generator = new SpectrumGenerator({
nbPoints: 101,
from: -1,
to: 1,
});
// by default the kind of shape is gaussian;
generator.addPeak({ x: 0.5, y: 0.2 }, { fwhm: 0.2 });
generator.addPeak(
{ x: -0.5, y: 0.2 },
{
shape: {
kind: 'lorentzian',
fwhm: 0.1,
},
},
);
//points to fit {x, y};
let data = generator.getSpectrum();
console.log(JSON.stringify({ x: Array.from(data.x), y: Array.from(data.y) }));
//the approximate values to be optimized, It could coming from a peak picking with ml-gsd
let peaks = [
{
x: -0.5,
y: 0.22,
shape: {
kind: 'gaussian',
fwhm: 0.25,
},
},
{
x: 0.52,
y: 0.18,
shape: {
kind: 'gaussian',
fwhm: 0.18,
},
},
];
// the function receive an array of peak with {x, y, fwhm} as a guess
// and return a list of objects
let fittedParams = optimize(data, peaks, { shape: { kind: 'pseudoVoigt' } });
console.log(fittedParams);
const result = {
error: 0.12361588652854476,
iterations: 100,
peaks: [
{
x: -0.5000014532421942,
y: 0.19995307937326137,
shape: {
kind: 'pseudoVoigt',
fwhm: 0.10007670374735196,
mu: 0.004731136777288483,
},
},
{
x: 0.5001051783652894,
y: 0.19960010175400406,
shape: {
kind: 'pseudoVoigt',
fwhm: 0.19935932346969124,
mu: 1,
},
},
],
};