Rebin Functions

Rebin functions change the way in which the data is binned, but should not effect the data itself. For instance, one might rebin data from a low resolution run into wider bins.

These functions are

>> wout = rebin(w,[xlo, dx, xhi])
>> wwout = rebin_x(ww,[xlo, dx, xhi])
>> wwout = rebin_y(ww,[ylo, dy, yhi])
>> wwout = rebin_xy(ww,[xlo, dx, xhi], [ylo, dy, yhi])
>> wout = rebunch(w, nbins)
>> wwout = rebunch_x(w, nbins)
>> wwout = rebunch_y(w, nbins)
>> wwout = rebunch_xy(w, xbins, ybins)
>> wout = regroup(w, [xlo, dx, xhi])
>> wwout = regroup_x(ww, [xlo, dx, xhi])
>> wwout = regroup_y(ww, [ylo, dy, yhi])
>> wwout = regroup_xy(ww, [xlo, dx, xhi], [ylo, dy, yhi])

Rebin Functions

These functions change the binning of histogram data in datasets to coincide with a given bin width and between given limits. Different sections of the data can be rebinned with different widths - this is useful if some sections of data require more detail than others.

>> rebin_x(ww, [xlo1, dx1, xhi1, xlo2, dx2, xhi2, ...])
>> rebin_y(ww, [ylo1, dy1, yhi1, ylo2, dy2, yhi2, ...])
>> rebin_xy(ww, [xlo1, dx1, xhi1, xlo2, dx2, xhi2, ...], [ylo1, dy1, yhi1, ylo2, dy2, yhi2, ...])

• Input is an IXTdataset_2d object
• Output is an IXTdataset_2d object
• Requires dataset to contain histogram data
• Changes x bins so that the bin size between xlo1 and xhi1 are dx1, between xlo2 and xhi2 are dx2 etc.
• Changes y bins so that the bin size between ylo1 and yhi1 are dy1, between ylo2 and yhi2 are dy2 etc.
• Only keeps data between the ranges of xlo and xhi
• Re-evaluates signal data to coincide with the new bins

>>rebin(w, [xlo1, dx1, xhi1, xlo2, dx2, xhi2, ...])

• Input is an IXTdataset_1d object
• Output is an IXTdataset_1d object
• Requires dataset to contain histogram data
• Changes x bins so that the bin size between xlo1 and xhi1 are dx1, between xlo2 and xhi2 are dx2 etc.
• Only keeps data between the ranges of xlo and xhi
• Re-evaluates signal data to coincide with the new bins