usage: Spec.py [-h] [-i IN_DIR] [-o OUT_FILE] [--header] [--min-nm MIN_NM]
[--max-nm MAX_NM] [--intrp INTRP] [-s]
[--window-type {flat,hanning,hamming,bartlett,blackman}]
[--window-length WINDOW_LENGTH] [-p] [-v] [--version]
Convert directory of Spec Files to CSV, interpolate nanometers, and smooth and
plot data.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-i IN_DIR, --input-dir IN_DIR
The input directory containing the spec files.
-o OUT_FILE, --output-file OUT_FILE
A csv file to contain the merged specs suitable for
opening in excel.
--header Setting this flag will skip headers.
--min-nm MIN_NM Lowest nm to include. Default is 400 nm.
--max-nm MAX_NM Highest nm to include. Default is 700 nm.
--intrp INTRP Interpolate nm increments. Default is 1 nm.
-s, --smooth Add smoothing function. Default is a 100 nm hanning
window.
--window-type {flat,hanning,hamming,bartlett,blackman}
--window-length WINDOW_LENGTH
Window size for smoothing. Longer is more aggressive.
Default is 100.
-p, --plot Produce interactive plots with matplotlib.
-v, -verbose Write verbose output (non functional).
--version Print version.
