How to use the diffsims.utils.sim_utils.simulate_rotated_structure function in diffsims

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github pyxem / pyxem / pyxem / utils / indexation_utils.py View on Github external
peaks : array
        Coordinates of peaks in the matching results object in calibrated units.
    """
    best_fit = get_nth_best_solution(single_match_result, rank=rank)

    phase_names = list(library.keys())
    phase_index = int(best_fit[0])
    phase = phase_names[phase_index]
    try:
        simulation = library.get_library_entry(
            phase=phase,
            angle=tuple(best_fit[1]))['Sim']
    except ValueError:
        structure = library.structures[phase_index]
        rotation_matrix = euler2mat(*np.deg2rad(best_fit[1]), 'rzxz')
        simulation = simulate_rotated_structure(
            library.diffraction_generator,
            structure,
            rotation_matrix,
            library.reciprocal_radius,
            library.with_direct_beam)

    peaks = simulation.coordinates[:, :2]  # cut z
    return peaks
github pyxem / pyxem / pyxem / utils / indexation_utils.py View on Github external
Diffraction library containing the phases and rotations
    rank : int
        Get peaks from nth best orientation (default: 0, best vector match)

    Returns
    -------
    peaks : ndarray
        Coordinates of peaks in the matching results object in calibrated units.
    """
    best_fit = get_nth_best_solution(single_match_result, rank=rank)
    phase_index = best_fit.phase_index

    rotation_matrix = best_fit.rotation_matrix
    # Don't change the original
    structure = library.structures[phase_index]
    sim = simulate_rotated_structure(
        library.diffraction_generator,
        structure,
        rotation_matrix,
        library.reciprocal_radius,
        with_direct_beam=False)

    # Cut z
    return sim.coordinates[:, :2]