liberty0117
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4 years ago Thank you very much for your reply.In fact, what I want to express in April was whether the every absorption coefficient value (250-700nm) of each sample can be directly calculated with the package. Thus, the exponential decay curve can be easily made.However, considering that this is only a function of computation and is not necessarily implemented in this package, I turned this off.Anyway, thank you very much for developing such a great package.
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liberty0117@163.com | 签名由网易邮箱大师定制 On 7/13/2020 19:36，MatthiasPuchernotifications@github.com wrote：
I am curious about what you wrote in April, but I could not understand totally. staRdom can calculate the exponential slope between 300 and 700 using abs_parms. You can set custom limits using the limits = ... Could you maybe clarify, what you would like to do more in detail? I am aware of an interesting method, described in 10.1046/j.1365-2087.1998.00086.x But it is not implemented so far in staRdom, still on my todo list.
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I am curious about what you wrote in April, but I could not understand totally. staRdom can calculate the exponential slope between 300 and 700 using abs_parms. You can set custom limits using the limits = ... Could you maybe clarify, what you would like to do more in detail? I am aware of an interesting method, described in 10.1046/j.1365-2087.1998.00086.x But it is not implemented so far in staRdom, still on my todo list.