Changeset 5911718 in sasview
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- Jun 25, 2015 7:34:02 AM (9 years ago)
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r42dbcfb r5911718 2 2 ============= 3 3 4 SasView 3.1.0 5 -The documentation/help has had a complete overhaul including 6 - A completely new interface. 7 - The text has had a clean-up and been brought up to date with the latest 8 features. 9 - A Help (or sometimes ?) button has been added to every panel, and some 10 sub panels if appropriate, linking to the appropriate section in the 11 documentation. 12 - The model help has been split so that the details button now brings up 13 a very short pop-up giving the equation being used while HELP goes to 14 the section in the full documentation describing the model. 15 - Extensive help has also been added for the new optimizer engine (see 16 below) including rules of thumb on how and when to choose a given 17 optimizer and what the parameter do. 18 - The optimizer package has been completely replaced. The new optimizer 19 still defaults to the standard Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm. However 4 20 other optimizers are now available. Each starts with a set of default 21 parameters which can be tuned. The DREAM optimizer takes the longest but 22 is the most powerful and yields rich information including full parameter 23 correlation and uncertainty plots. A results panel has been added to 24 accommodate this. The five optimizers are: 25 - A Levenberg-Marquardt optimizer 26 - A Quasi-Newton BFGS optimizer 27 - A Nelder-Mead Simplex optimizer 28 - A Differential Evolution optimizer 29 - A Monte Carlo optimizer DREAM optimizer 30 - Several new models added (what are they) 31 - Infrastructure to allow SESANS data to bit fit with models in a future 32 release was added and can currently be used from command line with some 33 caveats. 34 - A number of bugs were fixed including a thread crashing issue and a 35 incorrect resolution slit smearing. 36 - Implemented much more robust error logging to better enable much easier 37 debugging in general and particularly debugging an issue reported by 38 SasView user. 39 - A number of infrastructure tasks under the hood to enhance maintainability 40 - Upgrade from Wx 2.9 to 3.0.2 which allows several new features but 41 required significant other rework as well. 42 - Fully implemented Sphinx to the build process to produce both better 43 user documentation and developer documentation. 44 - Restructuring of code base to more unified nomenclature and structure 45 so that source installation tree more closely matches the installer 46 version tree. 47 - Code cleanup (an ongoing task) 48 - Migration of repository to github simplifying contributions from 49 non-project personnel through pull requests 50 51 52 - New in Version 3.0.0 53 - The GUI look and feel has been refactored to be more familiar for 54 Windows users by using MDI frames. Graph windows are also now free- 55 floating. 56 - Five new models have been added: PringlesModel, CoreShellEllipsoidXTModel, 57 RectangularPrismModel, RectangularHollowPrismModel and 58 RectangularHollowPrismInfThinWallsModel. 59 - The data loader now supports ILL DAT data files and reads the full meta 60 information from canSAS file formats. 61 - Redefined convention for specifying angular parameters for anisotropic 62 models. 63 - A number of minor features have been added such as permitting a log 64 distribution of points when using a model to simulate data, and the 65 addition of a Kratky plot option to the linear plots. 66 - A number of bugs have also been fixed. 67 - Save Project and Save Analysis now work more reliably. 68 - BETA: Magnetic contrast supporting full polarization analysis has been 69 implemented for some spherical and cylindrical models. 70 - BETA: Two new tools have been added: 71 * A generic scattering calculator which takes an atomic, magnetic or 72 SLD distribution in space and generates the appropriate 2D 73 scattering pattern. In some cases the orientationally averaged 74 (powder) 1D scattering can also be computed. Supported formats 75 include: SLD or text, PDB, and OMF magnetic moment distribution 76 file. 77 * An image viewer/converter for data in image format; this reads in 78 an image file and will attempt to convert the image pixels to 79 data. Supported formats include: TIFF, TIF, PNG, BMP, JPG. 80 81 - New in Version 2.2.1 82 - Minor patch to support CanSAS XML v1.1 file format 83 - Added DataInfo for data in the DataExplorer and plots 84 - Added Maximize/Restore button in the title bar of the graphs 85 - Added a hide button in the toolbar of the graph panel 86 - The 'x' button now deletes a graph 87 - Edit SUM Model from the menubar can now generate and save more than one sum model 88 - Reports can now be saved in pdf format on WIN and MAC 89 - Made significant improvements to the batch/grid panel and fixed several bugs 90 - Fixed a number of other minor bugs 91 92 - New in Version 2.2.0 93 - Application name changed to SasView 94 - New fully customizable Category Manager added for better management of 95 increasing number of models 96 - Improved the Grid Window functionality in the batch fitting mode 97 - Added a simpler Graph/Plot modification interface 98 - Added a new 'Data Operation' tool for addition, subtraction, multiplication, 99 division, of two data sets. 100 - The 'Sum Model' editor was extended and renamed 'Summation and Multiplication' 101 editor 102 - Added more plot symbols options for 1d plots 103 - Added improved trapping of compiling errors to the 'New model editor' 104 - Added some intelligent outputs (e.g., Rg, background, or rod diameter depending on the choice of axis scale of the plot) to the linear fits 105 - Added more models 106 107 - Feature set from Previous Versions: 4 1- Features 5 =========== 6 7 - New in Version 3.1.0 8 -------------------- 9 - The documentation/help has had a complete overhaul including: 10 - A completely new presentation interface (Sphinx). 11 - Proof reading! 12 - Updating for latest features. 13 - A Help (or sometimes ?) button has been added to every panel, and some 14 sub panels if appropriate, linking to the appropriate section in the 15 documentation. 16 - The model help has been split so that the Details button now brings up 17 a very short pop-up giving the equation being used while HELP goes to 18 the section in the full documentation describing the model. 19 - Extensive help has also been added for the new optimizer engine (see 20 below) including rules of thumb on how and when to choose a given 21 optimizer and what the parameters do. 22 - The optimizer engine has been completely replaced. The new optimizer 23 still defaults to the standard Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm. However 4 24 other optimizers are now also available. Each starts with a set of default 25 parameters which can be tuned. The DREAM optimizer takes the longest but 26 is the most powerful and yields rich information including full parameter 27 correlation and uncertainty plots. A results panel has been added to 28 accommodate this. 29 - The five new optimizers are: 30 - A Levenberg-Marquardt optimizer 31 - A Quasi-Newton BFGS optimizer 32 - A Nelder-Mead Simplex optimizer 33 - A Differential Evolution optimizer 34 - A Monte Carlo optimizer (DREAM) 35 - Several new models added: 36 !!! - (what are they???) 37 - Infrastructure to allow SESANS data to be fit with models was added. This 38 will become available in a future release but can currently be used from 39 the command line with some caveats. 40 - A number of bugs were fixed including a thread crashing issue and an 41 incorrect slit smearing resolution calculation. 42 - Implemented much more robust error logging to enable much easier 43 debugging in general but particularly the debugging of issues reported by 44 SasView users. 45 - A number of infrastructure tasks under the hood to enhance maintainability 46 - Upgrade from Wx 2.8 to Wx 3.0.2 which allows several new features but 47 required significant additional rework as well. 48 - Fully implemented Sphinx to the build process to produce both better 49 user documentation and developer documentation. 50 - Restructuring of the code base to more unified nomenclature and structure 51 so that the source installation tree more closely matches the installer 52 version tree. 53 - Code cleanup (an ongoing task) . 54 - Migration of the repository to github simplifying contributions from 55 non-project personnel through pull requests. 56 57 - New in Version 3.0.0 58 -------------------- 59 - The GUI look and feel has been refactored to be more familiar for 60 Windows users by using MDI frames. Graph windows are also now free- 61 floating. 62 - Five new models have been added: PringlesModel, CoreShellEllipsoidXTModel, 63 RectangularPrismModel, RectangularHollowPrismModel and 64 RectangularHollowPrismInfThinWallsModel. 65 - The data loader now supports ILL DAT data files and reads the full meta 66 information from canSAS file formats. 67 - Redefined convention for specifying angular parameters for anisotropic 68 models. 69 - A number of minor features have been added such as permitting a log 70 distribution of points when using a model to simulate data, and the 71 addition of a Kratky plot option to the linear plots. 72 - A number of bugs have also been fixed. 73 - Save Project and Save Analysis now work more reliably. 74 - BETA: Magnetic contrast supporting full polarization analysis has been 75 implemented for some spherical and cylindrical models. 76 - BETA: Two new tools have been added: 77 - A generic scattering calculator which takes an atomic, magnetic or 78 SLD distribution in space and generates the appropriate 2D 79 scattering pattern. In some cases the orientationally averaged 80 (powder) 1D scattering can also be computed. Supported formats 81 include: SLD or text, PDB, and OMF magnetic moment distribution 82 file. 83 - An image viewer/converter for data in image format; this reads in 84 an image file and will attempt to convert the image pixels to 85 data. Supported formats include: TIFF, TIF, PNG, BMP, JPG. 86 87 - New in Version 2.2.1 88 -------------------- 89 - Minor patch to support CanSAS XML v1.1 file format 90 - Added DataInfo for data in the DataExplorer and plots 91 - Added Maximize/Restore button in the title bar of the graphs 92 - Added a hide button in the toolbar of the graph panel 93 - The 'x' button now deletes a graph 94 - Edit SUM Model from the menubar can now generate and save more than one sum model 95 - Reports can now be saved in pdf format on WIN and MAC 96 - Made significant improvements to the batch/grid panel and fixed several bugs 97 - Fixed a number of other minor bugs 98 99 - New in Version 2.2.0 100 -------------------- 101 - Application name changed to SasView 102 - New fully customizable Category Manager added for better management of 103 increasing number of models 104 - Improved the Grid Window functionality in the batch fitting mode 105 - Added a simpler Graph/Plot modification interface 106 - Added a new 'Data Operation' tool for addition, subtraction, multiplication, 107 division, of two data sets. 108 - The 'Sum Model' editor was extended and renamed 'Summation and Multiplication' 109 editor 110 - Added more plot symbols options for 1d plots 111 - Added improved trapping of compiling errors to the 'New model editor' 112 - Added some intelligent outputs (e.g., Rg, background, or rod diameter 113 depending on the choice of axis scale of the plot) to the linear fits 114 - Added more models 115 116 - Feature set from previous versions 117 ----------------------------------- 118 - Perspectives Available 119 - Invariant calculator: Calculates the invariant, volume fraction, and 120 specific surface area. 121 - P(r) inversion calculator: Indirect Fourier transformation method. 122 - Fitting: the tool used for modeling and fitting 1D and 2D data to 123 analytical model functions 124 - Tools: provides a number of useful supplementary tools such as SLD 125 calculation 108 126 109 - Perspectives Available 110 - Invariant calculator: Calculates the invariant, volume fraction, and 111 specific surface area. 112 - P(r) inversion calculator: Indirect Fourier transformation method. 113 - Fitting: the tool used for modeling and fitting 1D and 2D data to 114 analytical model functions 115 - Tools: provides a number of useful supplementary tools such as SLD 116 calculation 117 118 - Fitting 119 - Includes a large number of model functions, both form factors and structure factors. 120 - Support P(Q)*S(Q) for form factors that flag they can be so multiplied. 121 - Supports Gaussian, lognormal, Shulz, rectangular and custom distribution 122 functions for models that need to include polydispersity or for orientational 123 distributions if appropriate. 124 - Anisotropic shapes and magnetic moment modeling in 2D allow for a non-uniform 125 distribution of orientations of a given axis leading to modeling and fitting 126 capabilities of non azimuthaly symmetric data. 127 - User can choose to weight fits or not. If using weights, the user can choose 128 the error bar on each point if provided in the file, the square root 129 of the intensity or the intensity itself. 130 - Instrumental resolution smearing of model or fits is provided with several 131 options: read the resolution/point fromt he file. Input a pinhole resolution 132 or a slit resolution. 133 - Users can define the Qrange (Qmin and Qmax) for both 1D and 2D data for 134 fitting and modeling, but not graphically. The range can be reset to the 135 defaults (limits of q in data set for a fit) with the reset button. 136 - A mask can be applied to 2D calculation and fitting. 137 - Normalized residual plots are provided with every fit. 138 - Model function help available through detail button or from the fitting panel. 139 - Simultaneous/(advanced)constrained fitting allows for fitting a single 140 data set or several different sets simultaneously with the application 141 of advanced constraints relating fit parameters to functions of other 142 parameters (including from a different set). For example thickness of 143 shell = sin(30) times the length. 144 - Models that are the sum of two other models can be easily generated through the 145 SUM Model menubar item. 146 - New Python models can be added on the fly by creating an appropriate Python 147 file in the model plugin directory. Two tools are provided to help: 148 An easy to use custom model editor allows the quick generation of new Python 149 models by supplying only the parameters and their default value (box 1) 150 and the mathematical function of the model (box 2) and generating the 151 necessary *.py file. A separate advanced model editor provides a full Python 152 file editor. Either way once saved the model becomes immediately available 153 to the application. 154 - A batch fittng capability allows for the analysis of a series of data sets to 155 a sinble model and provides the results in a tabular form suitable for saving 156 or plotting the evolution of the fit parameters with error bars (from within 157 the application). 127 - Fitting 128 - Includes a large number of model functions, both form factors and structure factors. 129 - Support P(Q)*S(Q) for form factors that flag they can be so multiplied. 130 - Supports Gaussian, lognormal, Shulz, rectangular and custom distribution 131 functions for models that need to include polydispersity or for orientational 132 distributions if appropriate. 133 - Anisotropic shapes and magnetic moment modeling in 2D allow for a non-uniform 134 distribution of orientations of a given axis leading to modeling and fitting 135 capabilities of non azimuthaly symmetric data. 136 - User can choose to weight fits or not. If using weights, the user can choose 137 the error bar on each point if provided in the file, the square root 138 of the intensity or the intensity itself. 139 - Instrumental resolution smearing of model or fits is provided with several 140 options: read the resolution/point fromt he file. Input a pinhole resolution 141 or a slit resolution. 142 - Users can define the Qrange (Qmin and Qmax) for both 1D and 2D data for 143 fitting and modeling, but not graphically. The range can be reset to the 144 defaults (limits of q in data set for a fit) with the reset button. 145 - A mask can be applied to 2D calculation and fitting. 146 - Normalized residual plots are provided with every fit. 147 - Model function help available through detail button or from the fitting panel. 148 - Simultaneous/(advanced)constrained fitting allows for fitting a single 149 data set or several different sets simultaneously with the application 150 of advanced constraints relating fit parameters to functions of other 151 parameters (including from a different set). For example thickness of 152 shell = sin(30) times the length. 153 - Models that are the sum of two other models can be easily generated through the 154 SUM Model menubar item. 155 - New Python models can be added on the fly by creating an appropriate Python 156 file in the model plugin directory. Two tools are provided to help: 157 An easy to use custom model editor allows the quick generation of new Python 158 models by supplying only the parameters and their default value (box 1) 159 and the mathematical function of the model (box 2) and generating the 160 necessary *.py file. A separate advanced model editor provides a full Python 161 file editor. Either way once saved the model becomes immediately available 162 to the application. 163 - A batch fitting capability allows for the analysis of a series of data sets to 164 a single model and provides the results in a tabular form suitable for saving 165 or plotting the evolution of the fit parameters with error bars (from within 166 the application). 158 167 159 - Tools 160 - A scattering length density calculator,including some X-ray information 161 is provided. 162 - A density to vol. fraction converter is provided 163 - In application access to a Python shell/editor (PyCrust) is provided 164 - An instrument resolution calculator, including possible gravitational and 165 TOF effects is provided 166 - A slit size calculator optimized for Anton Paar Saxess is provided. 167 - A kiessig fringe thickness calculator is provided 168 - Plots and plot management 169 - A 3D graphing option (for 2d data/results) is provided with the view 170 controlled by the mouse 171 - 2D plots are shown with an intensity color bar. 2D Color map can be user 172 adjusted. 173 - Supports output of plot to a variety of graphic formats. Supported formats 174 include: png, eps, emf, jpg/jpeg, pdf, ps, tif/tiff, rawRGBbitmap(raw, rgba), 175 and scalable vector graphic (svg/svgz) 176 - Supports ouput of data in plot (1 or 2D) to limited data formats 177 - Multiple data sets can be loaded into a single graph for viewing (but a fit 178 plot can currently only have a single plot). 179 - Extensive context sensitive plot/fitting/manipulation options are available 180 through a right mouse click pop-up menu on plots. 181 - Data management 182 - Supports 2 + column 1D ASCII data, NIST 1D and 2D data, and canSAS data 183 via plug-in mechanism which can easily allow other readers as appropriate. 184 - 2D data is expected in Q space but for historical reasons accepts the 185 NIST 2D raw pixel format and will do conversion internally. 186 - The full data and metadata available to SasView is viewable in ASCII via 187 right clicking on a data set and choosing Data Info in the DataExplorer 188 or on the plots 189 - Supports loading a single file, multiple files, or a whole folder 190 - An optional Data Explorer is provided (default) which simplifies managing, 191 plotting, deleting, or setup for computation. Most functions however do 192 not require access to the explorer/manager and can be accessed through 193 right click menus and the toolbar. The data explorer can be re-started 194 from the menu bar. 195 - Data manipulation 196 - Support various 2D averaging methods : Circular, sectors, annular, 197 boxsum, boxQx and boxQy. 198 - A 2D data maks editor is provided 199 - 2D mask can be applied to the circular averaging. 200 - Miscellaneous features 201 - limited reports can be generated in pdf format 202 - Provides multiprocessor support(Windows only) 203 - Limited startup customization currently includes default startup 204 data folder and choice of default starting with data manager 205 - Limited support for saving(opening) a SasView project or a SasView analysis 206 (subproject) is provided. 207 - SasView can be launched and loaded with a file of interesty by double-clicking 208 on that file (recognized extension) 209 - A data file or data folder can be passed to SasView when launched from 210 the command line. 211 - Limited bookmarking capability to later recall the results of a fit calculation 212 is provided. 213 - Extensive help is provided through context sensitive mouse roll-over, 214 information bar (at the bottom of the panel), the console menu, and 215 access to the help files in several different ways. 216 168 - Tools 169 - A scattering length density calculator,including some X-ray information 170 is provided. 171 - A density to vol. fraction converter is provided 172 - In application access to a Python shell/editor (PyCrust) is provided 173 - An instrument resolution calculator, including possible gravitational and 174 TOF effects is provided 175 - A slit size calculator optimized for Anton Paar Saxess is provided. 176 - A kiessig fringe thickness calculator is provided 177 178 - Plots and plot management 179 - A 3D graphing option (for 2d data/results) is provided with the view 180 controlled by the mouse 181 - 2D plots are shown with an intensity color bar. 2D Color map can be user 182 adjusted. 183 - Supports output of plot to a variety of graphic formats. Supported formats 184 include: png, eps, emf, jpg/jpeg, pdf, ps, tif/tiff, rawRGBbitmap(raw, rgba), 185 and scalable vector graphic (svg/svgz) 186 - Supports ouput of data in plot (1 or 2D) to limited data formats 187 - Multiple data sets can be loaded into a single graph for viewing (but a fit 188 plot can currently only have a single plot). 189 - Extensive context sensitive plot/fitting/manipulation options are available 190 through a right mouse click pop-up menu on plots. 191 192 - Data management 193 - Supports 2 + column 1D ASCII data, NIST 1D and 2D data, and canSAS data 194 via plug-in mechanism which can easily allow other readers as appropriate. 195 - 2D data is expected in Q space but for historical reasons accepts the 196 NIST 2D raw pixel format and will do conversion internally. 197 - The full data and metadata available to SasView is viewable in ASCII via 198 right clicking on a data set and choosing Data Info in the DataExplorer 199 or on the plots 200 - Supports loading a single file, multiple files, or a whole folder 201 - An optional Data Explorer is provided (default) which simplifies managing, 202 plotting, deleting, or setup for computation. Most functions however do 203 not require access to the explorer/manager and can be accessed through 204 right click menus and the toolbar. The data explorer can be re-started 205 from the menu bar. 206 207 - Data manipulation 208 - Support various 2D averaging methods : Circular, sectors, annular, 209 boxsum, boxQx and boxQy. 210 - A 2D data maks editor is provided 211 - 2D mask can be applied to the circular averaging. 212 213 - Miscellaneous features 214 - limited reports can be generated in pdf format 215 - Provides multiprocessor support(Windows only) 216 - Limited startup customization currently includes default startup 217 data folder and choice of default starting with data manager 218 - Limited support for saving(opening) a SasView project or a SasView analysis 219 (subproject) is provided. 220 - SasView can be launched and loaded with a file of interesty by double-clicking 221 on that file (recognized extension) 222 - A data file or data folder can be passed to SasView when launched from 223 the command line. 224 - Limited bookmarking capability to later recall the results of a fit calculation 225 is provided. 226 - Extensive help is provided through context sensitive mouse roll-over, 227 information bar (at the bottom of the panel), the console menu, and 228 access to the help files in several different ways. 217 229 218 230 219 231 2- Downloading and Installing 232 ============================= 220 233 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 2.1- System Requirements:234 *** Note 1: Much more information is available at www.sasview.org under links. 235 Look in the 'For Developers' section and particularly the wiki at 236 www.sasview.org/trac/wiki. 237 *** Note 2: If you have EXE or ZIP SasView installer, you won't need any of 238 the following. However it is highly recommended that any 239 previous versions be un-installed prior to installing the 240 new version. 241 242 2.1- System Requirements 230 243 - Python version >= 2.5 and < 3.0 should be running on the system 231 244 - We currently use Python 2.7 232 245 233 2.2- Installing from source:246 2.2- Installing from source 234 247 - Get the code from GitHub at https://github.com/SasView/sasview.git 235 248 for this release version use: https://github.com/SasView/sasview/releases 236 237 249 - run 'python setup.py install' under the 'sasview-x.x.x' folder 250 - run 'python sasview.py' under the 'sasview' folder. 238 251 - The following modules are required (version numbers are what are used 239 252 in the windows release build): … … 255 268 - wx Version Installed: 3.0.2.0 256 269 257 258 270 - Windows Specific Packages: 259 271 - pywin 219 … … 262 274 - MinGW w/ gcc version 4.6.1 (WIN) 263 275 - vcredist_x86.exe (version 9.0.21022.8 -microsoft visual C 2008 264 276 re-distributable) 265 277 - Innosetup (WIN - isetup 5.4.2-unicode) - used to create distributable 266 278 … … 272 284 273 285 3- Known Issues 274 275 3.1- All systems: 286 =============== 287 288 3.1- All systems: 276 289 - Documentation Window may take a few seconds to load the first time 277 290 it i called. Also, an internet connection is required before … … 296 309 some cases lead to incorrect calculations(ticket #332) 297 310 298 299 3.2- Windows: 311 3.2- Windows: 300 312 - If installed to same directory as old version without first removing 301 313 the old version, the old desktop icon will remain but point to the … … 304 316 safest to uninstall old version prior to installing new version anyway. 305 317 306 318 3.3- MAC: 307 319 - Application normally starts up hidden. Click icon in Dock to view/use 308 320 application. 309 321 - multiprocessing does not currently work on MAC OS 310 322 311 323 3.4- Linux: 312 324 - Not well tested 313 325 326 314 327 4- SasView website 315 316 - www.sasview.org. This main project site is the gateway to all 317 information about the sasview project. It includes information 318 about the project, a FAQ page and links to all developer and user 319 information, tools and resources. 328 ================== 329 330 - www.sasview.org. This main project site is the gateway to all 331 information about the sasview project. It includes information 332 about the project, a FAQ page and links to all developer and user 333 information, tools and resources. 334 320 335 321 336 5- Frequently Asked Questions 322 323 - www.sasview.org/faq.html 337 ============================= 338 339 - www.sasview.org/faq.html 340 324 341 325 342 6- Installer download website 326 327 - Latest release Version 328 - https://github.com/SasView/sasview/releases 329 - Latest developer builds 330 - https://jenkins.esss.dk/sasview/view/Master-Builds/ 343 ============================= 344 345 - Latest release Version 346 - https://github.com/SasView/sasview/releases 347 - Latest developer builds 348 - https://jenkins.esss.dk/sasview/view/Master-Builds/ 331 349 332 350
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