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Sujay and I had a good IRL chat about having more dot methods on the grid classes. The sibling package muler has these for the SpectrumCollection-like counterpart. Often these dot methods wrap the single-spectrum object with a simple for-loop over the spectrum list. So they're a bit unglamorous, and possibly slow. But they're convenient.
The specific example that came up was .instrumental_broaden( ), since we often have want to smooth the entire grid as soon as we read it in, when working with low res spectra for example.
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Sujay and I had a good IRL chat about having more dot methods on the grid classes. The sibling package
muler
has these for the SpectrumCollection-like counterpart. Often these dot methods wrap the single-spectrum object with a simplefor
-loop over the spectrum list. So they're a bit unglamorous, and possibly slow. But they're convenient.The specific example that came up was
.instrumental_broaden( )
, since we often have want to smooth the entire grid as soon as we read it in, when working with low res spectra for example.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: