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===Purpose===
===Purpose===
GUI for selecting spectral regions on a plot.
GUI for selecting spectral regions on a plot.
===Synopsis===
===Synopsis===
:specedit(x,''f'')
:specedit(x,''f'')
===Description===
===Description===
If input variable (x) is a vector SPECEDIT plots x (''e.g.'' spectra) versus an optional input ''f'' e.g. wavelengths. If x is a matrix of spectra then SPECEDIT plots the mean of x where the rows of x correspond to different sample spectra and the columns of x correspond to different wavelengths. Regions of x can be selected using push buttons. The edited matrix input and column indices can be saved to the workspace interactively.
If input variable (x) is a vector SPECEDIT plots x (''e.g.'' spectra) versus an optional input ''f'' e.g. wavelengths. If x is a matrix of spectra then SPECEDIT plots the mean of x where the rows of x correspond to different sample spectra and the columns of x correspond to different wavelengths. Regions of x can be selected using push buttons. The edited matrix input and column indices can be saved to the workspace interactively.
===See Also===
===See Also===
[[baseline]], [[lamsel]]
[[baseline]], [[lamsel]]

Latest revision as of 14:27, 3 September 2008

Purpose

GUI for selecting spectral regions on a plot.

Synopsis

specedit(x,f)

Description

If input variable (x) is a vector SPECEDIT plots x (e.g. spectra) versus an optional input f e.g. wavelengths. If x is a matrix of spectra then SPECEDIT plots the mean of x where the rows of x correspond to different sample spectra and the columns of x correspond to different wavelengths. Regions of x can be selected using push buttons. The edited matrix input and column indices can be saved to the workspace interactively.

See Also

baseline, lamsel