Neutron Scattering Data Analysis 1990, Proceedings of the Conference on Neutron Scattering, 14-16 March 1990, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UKM. W. Johnson |
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... histogram . It is quite easy to see how the entity being modelled " a one- dimensional histogram " can be generalized to " a two - dimensional histogram " ( see Figure 2 ) . Unfortunately , because the structure of the code in GENIE ...
... histogram . It is quite easy to see how the entity being modelled " a one- dimensional histogram " can be generalized to " a two - dimensional histogram " ( see Figure 2 ) . Unfortunately , because the structure of the code in GENIE ...
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... histogram and to put titles on a plot , this kept the contents relatively un - controversial . The GENIE - V3 workspace on the other hand is de- signed to support both one and two - dimensional histograms as well as several different ...
... histogram and to put titles on a plot , this kept the contents relatively un - controversial . The GENIE - V3 workspace on the other hand is de- signed to support both one and two - dimensional histograms as well as several different ...
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... histograms such as that in Figure 6d , the histogram of intensities present in the image of Figure 4. Data from neutron scattering is often noisy , and it may be useful to smooth using one of the routines from the ' Filters ' sec- tion ...
... histograms such as that in Figure 6d , the histogram of intensities present in the image of Figure 4. Data from neutron scattering is often noisy , and it may be useful to smooth using one of the routines from the ' Filters ' sec- tion ...
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