CIRDLES / Tripoli

Tripoli imports raw mass spectrometer data files and supports interactive review and archiving of isotopic data. Tripoli facilitates visualization of temporal trends and scatter during measurement, statistically rigorous filtering of data, and calculation of statistical parameters.
http://cirdles.org/Tripoli/
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Color plot #172

Closed PowersOfEight closed 8 months ago

PowersOfEight commented 8 months ago

Added contrasting colors to the OnPeak Intensities by Time plot. This is what the preview looks like before the change: image This is what it looks like after the change: image

The change was accomplished by: 1) Adding hexadecimal string constants to ConstantsTripoliApp in the form of a String[] named TRIPOLI_PALLETTE_FIVE 2) Replacing the arguments in the showPMs branch GraphicsContext.setFill() and GraphicsContext.setStroke() statements to use the corresponding color in TRIPOLI_PALLETTE_FIVE. 3) Using Color.invert() on the same color in the showFaradays branch.

bowring commented 8 months ago

Good start but the 2 colors for a given isotope need to be very close to each other … just enough difference for the eye to detect

bowring commented 8 months ago

Screen shot?

PowersOfEight commented 8 months ago

This is what it looks like in the 5 isotope demo: image This is the 2 isotope demo (so you can see the larger faraday clusters) image

PowersOfEight commented 8 months ago

I forgot to record different shots of 207 Pb and 208 Pb isotopes on the 5 isotope demo (which is why the green is behind the orange in the first picture). Here's the 207 Pb isotope by itself: image Here is the 208 Pb isotope image