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| + | * Python quicklook tool: [[https://pypi.org/project/spiceitup/|SPICE-IT-UP]]. | ||
| * Example with [[:data:data_analysis_manual:sunraster|with sunraster]]. | * Example with [[:data:data_analysis_manual:sunraster|with sunraster]]. | ||
| * Tutorial about [[https://git.ias.u-psud.fr/spice/data-analysis-club/-/blob/main/20230516-coordinates/coordinates.ipynb|plotting and coordinates transforms]] | * Tutorial about [[https://git.ias.u-psud.fr/spice/data-analysis-club/-/blob/main/20230516-coordinates/coordinates.ipynb|plotting and coordinates transforms]] | ||
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| Fitting in Python can be done with any fitting library, including [[https://docs.astropy.org/en/stable/modeling/|astropy.modelling]]. From astropy 7.0, there is a user-friendly way of doing the fitting in parallel ([[https://github.com/aperiosoftware/parallel-modeling-examples/blob/main/spice/Final_Tutorial.ipynb|tutorial]] by Stuart Mumford). | Fitting in Python can be done with any fitting library, including [[https://docs.astropy.org/en/stable/modeling/|astropy.modelling]]. From astropy 7.0, there is a user-friendly way of doing the fitting in parallel ([[https://github.com/aperiosoftware/parallel-modeling-examples/blob/main/spice/Final_Tutorial.ipynb|tutorial]] by Stuart Mumford). | ||
| + | This is used by the [[https://pypi.org/project/pycfit/|PyCFIT]] library, which provides a GUI for fitting the different components. | ||
| === Line window width and spectral tilt === | === Line window width and spectral tilt === | ||