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Example recipes

Each example covers a specific aspect of working with data, is presented on its separate page, and comes with a complete, working recipe. For a more general introduction to working with recipes and recipe-driven data analysis, see the Use cases section.

Examples using real data

These recipes require real example data that can be found in the accompanying repository on GitHub. As usually, working with the ASpecD framework means working with real data, these examples are slightly closer to reality as those below that work on artificial model data.

• UV/Vis spectra normalised to absorption band
• FTIR spectra normalised to spectral feature

Examples working with model data

Basically, most if not all of the functionality of the ASpecD framework can be demonstrated using artificial model data. The advantage: You do not need to download additional data (as for the recipes listed in the previous section). The slight disadvantage: You do not have a datasets block in your recipes, hence the examples are a bit different from most real-life scenarios.

If you are new to working with models or need a refresher, have a look at the Models: An introduction example.

• Models: An introduction
• Models: Voigt profiles

• Plotting: Composite plotter with shared axes