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Hi. I think theire is no such function, but you can recover both mass, intensity vector with
mass, intensity = A.get_spectrum()
and do the scaling and plotting with matplotlib as you like
As an example
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
m, I = A.get_spectrum()
m_thresh=80
plt.plot(m[m<=m_thresh], I[m<=m_thresh]))
plt.plot(m[m>m_thresh], I[m>m_thresh])*3)
of course you should also add the legend "×3"
thanks
When using A.ShowSpectrum() is it possible to scale the spectrum to account for differences in intensity. As shown in the image.
Thanks