2.12.1 blauto
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Brief Information
Create baseline anchor points using specified threshold
Command Line Usage
blauto n:=5; // create baseline with 5 anchors
Additional Information
Minimum Origin Version Required: 8.0 SR3
X-Function Execution Options
Please refer to the page for additional option switches when accessing the x-function from script
Variables
| Display Name | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Input
XYRange |
<active> | Specify the input data for creating baseline. | ||
| Input
double |
0.05 | Specify the threshold used to determine the baseline anchor point positions. | ||
| Input/Output
int |
8 | Specify the number of baseline anchor points, with which you can modify the shape of the baseline. | ||
| Output
XYRange |
<new> | Specify the output range for the anchor point coordinates. |
Description
By finding and subtracting the baseline, we can make the peak finding on data easier and more accurate. This function automatically creates a baseline for spetrum data.
When Origin computes the baseline, the Auto Threshold variable is used to set the threshold of curvature of the baseline. And you can use the Anchors variable to set the number of the anchor points, which can be used to adjust the shape of the baseline.
Algorithm
The X-Function scans the curve data for sections whose curvatures are less than the threshold (determined by the Auto Threshold variable). These sections are then used to compose the baseline.
Related X-Functions
fitpeaks, pa, pkFind, PaMultiY, NLfitpeaks
Keywords:spectrum