Gallery of Examples — HyperSpy 2.5.0 documentation

This gallery contains the commented code for short examples illustrating simple tasks that can be performed with HyperSpy.
Gallery of examples on using HyperSpy markers.
Vertical Line Markers
Circle Markers with Radius Dependent Coloring
Varying number of arrows per navigation position
Filled Circle Markers
Add/Remove items from existing Markers
Creating Markers from a signal
Transforms and Units
Below is a gallery of examples on creating a signal and plotting.
Creates a signal1D from a text file
Creates a line spectrum
Creates a signal1D from tabular data
Creates a spectrum image
This gallery shows how to plot data using the convenience functions plot_spectra(), plot_images() and plot_signals(). Unlike the plot(), these functions can plot multiple signal together and can be useful to compose figure comparing signals, etc.
Specifying Matplotlib Axis
Signal normalisation
Plotting spectra with different y-axis scales
This gallery of examples is relevant to users interested in developping HyperSpy extensions and illustrates some of the HyperSpy implementions and patterns.
Component convolution
Implementation of a model supporting convolution of components
Below is a gallery of examples on loading, saving and exporting data.
Export single spectrum
Adjust contrast and save RGB images
Below is a gallery of examples on model fitting.
Below is a gallery of examples on making simple custom layouts for plotting data using matplotlib.figure.SubFigure.
Plotting data with subfigures is slower than using separates figures.
Creating Custom Layouts
Below is a gallery of examples on signal processing.
Below is a gallery of examples on using regions of interest with HyperSpy signals.
SpanROI on signal axis
Create Map from ROI in signal space
Create Map from CircleROI in signal space
Extract line profile from image interactively
Interactive integration of one dimensional signal
Below is a gallery of examples on simulating signals which can be used to test HyperSpy functionalities
Simple simulation (2 Gaussians)
Download all examples in Python source code: auto_examples_python.zip
Download all examples in Jupyter notebooks: auto_examples_jupyter.zip
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