__init__

Analyze3D.__init__(R, samples=35, contributions='ts', **parameters)

A widget to analyze the 3D scattering distribution of a selected RT1 specification.

NOTE: This function requires using linear units (e.g. R.dB = False)

Parameters:

• R (RT1 object) – The RT1 object to analyze.

• parameters (dict) –

  Value-range (and start-value) for all parameters that are be analyzed.

  >>> parameter_name = (min, max, [start], [name])
  

  • min, max : The min-max values of the parameter-range

  • start : The start-value to use (optional, if ommitted, center is used)

  • name : The name to use (optional, if ommitted, variable name is used)

  For example: >>> tau = (0.1, 0.4, 0.2, “Optical Depth”)

• samples (int, optional) – The number of samples to draw. (e.g. higher numbers result in better image quality but also in significantly slower update speed!) The default is 50.

• contributions (string, optional) –

  A string indicating the contributions to show.

  Can be any combination of [“t”, “s”, “v”, “i”] (for Total, Surface, Volume and Interaction term) The default is “ts”