Powder calibrate with widget #2016
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…librate # Conflicts: # command_line/powder_calibrate_widget.py
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Use pyFAI calibrate for electron powder diffraction.
Since pyFAI was developed for X-rays the expected ring density is lower than that of electron powder patterns. To circumvent this I proposed using a matplotlib widget to guesstimate an initial beam geometry.
Would be worth in the future to look at pyFAI's spot picker instead to feed the algorithm the correct ring instead.