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Is there a way to reference the data that also updates the unit conversion object? I'm rolling the data in the frequency domain to reference the data correctly (i.e., move TMS to 0.0 ppm), but this is causing issues with integrating the data later on because the unit conversion object is not aware of the shift.
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Currently, a unit conversion object once created is not designed to be updated. You will have to manually create a new unit conversion object with the new carrier frequency. However, there is a 'hack' that will work:
new_carrier_frq=uc._car+100# change this according to how your axis needs to be updateduc.__init__(uc._size, uc._cplx, uc._sw, uc._obs, new_carrier_frq)
I think it is a good idea to add this functionality to the uc object so that the carrier frequency can be updated. The use case that you describe is common enough for this to be useful. I will mark this issue as an enhancement proposal for people to consider.
Is there a way to reference the data that also updates the unit conversion object? I'm rolling the data in the frequency domain to reference the data correctly (i.e., move TMS to 0.0 ppm), but this is causing issues with integrating the data later on because the unit conversion object is not aware of the shift.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: