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May 19, 2022
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Cyril Guilloud
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flint doc for stat curves
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doc/docs/flint/examples_mesh_rendering.md
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For this examples we will use a function to simulate them.
```
```
python
import
gevent
import
numpy
from
bliss.scanning.group
import
Sequence
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```
python
from
bliss.scanning.scan_info
import
ScanInfo
import
numpy
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```
```
python
from
bliss.scanning.scan_info
import
ScanInfo
import
numpy
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```
```
python
from
bliss.scanning.scan_info
import
ScanInfo
import
numpy
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```
python
from
bliss.scanning.scan_info
import
ScanInfo
import
numpy
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```
python
from
bliss.scanning.scan_info
import
ScanInfo
import
numpy
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doc/docs/flint/flint_data_plotting.md
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## Basic plot display
A generic display is provided through the BLISS
`plot`
command.
A generic display is provided through the BLISS
`plot
()
`
command.
It checks the data dimensionality to select the kind of charts.
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To use more features another way is provided.
First a plot ha
ve
to be created from Flint.
First a plot ha
s
to be created from Flint.
The first argument (here
`curve`
) is used to select the kind of expected plot.
See the following documentation for example of each kind.
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From a scripts Flint also can be used to display plot.
The
`plot`
command can be imported the following way:
The
`plot
()
`
command can be imported the following way:
```
python
from
bliss.common.plot
import
plot
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doc/docs/flint/index.md
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To invoke or retrieve a proxy to interact with Flint you can use:
```
```
python
flint
()
```
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The returned object provides few methods to close the application:
```
```
python
f
=
flint
()
f
.
close
()
# request a normal close of the application
f
.
kill
()
# kill
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If your window manager provides this feature, you can force the focus on the
application this way:
```
```
python
f
=
flint
()
f
.
focus
()
```
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doc/docs/flint/live_curve.md
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## Statistic tools
Some statistics can be added to the graph as curve or markers.
By clicking on the "Create new items in the plot" !
[
Flint
screenshot
](
img/curve_icon_add_curve.png
)
icon, a new curve or marker can be
added to represent a calculation based on the current curve.
The statistical filters available are:
*
Max marker
*
Min marker
*
Derivative function
*
Negative function
*
Gaussian fit
*
Normalized function
*
Normalized range
*
Sliding windows mean
For example, on this plot, min/max markers and a 11-points sliding window mean
have been added.

## Compare scans
A tool provided in the property tool bar allow to compare scans.
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