WrightTools loads, processes, and plots multidimensional spectroscopy data.

“Multidimensional spectroscopy” (MDS) is a family of diverse analytical techniques that record the response of a material to multiple stimuli—typically multiple ultrafast pulses of light. Due to its diversity and dimensionality, MDS data is challenging to process and visualize. WrightTools is a freely available and openly licensed Python package that is made specifically for multidimensional spectroscopy. It aims to be a core toolkit that is general enough to handle all MDS datasets and processing workloads. Being built for and by MDS practitioners, WrightTools has an intuitive, high-level, object-oriented interface for spectroscopists.

For a more complete introduction to WrightTools, please click on the badge below to read our short three-page paper in the Journal of Open Source Software (https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.01141).

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Contents

• Installation
  • conda-forge
  • pip
• Quick Start
  • Create a Data Object
  • Creating a Quick and Dirty 1D Plot
  • Creating a Quick and Dirty 2D Plot
  • Process Data
  • Creating a 1D plot from 2D data objects
  • Learning More
• Data
  • Instantiation
  • Structure & Attributes
  • Processing
• Collection
  • Collection
• Artists
  • Quick artists
  • Interactive artists
  • Colors
  • Custom figures
• Units
• Datasets
• Contributing
  • Preparing
  • Contributing
  • Style
• The wt5 File Format
  • wt5
  • HDF5
  • Access
  • Changes
• Command Line Interface (CLI)
  • wt-convert
  • wt5
• WrightTools API
  • WrightTools.artists module
  • WrightTools.collection package
  • WrightTools.data package
  • WrightTools.diagrams package
  • WrightTools.exceptions module
  • WrightTools.kit module
  • WrightTools.open
  • WrightTools.units module
• Gallery
• Citing WrightTools
  • Publications
• Alternatives

Index

• Index

• Module Index

• Search Page