New functionality has been added to SST1 to allow for multiple exposures at each energy point during an RSoXS scan (i.e., instead of doing a 10-second exposure, you can do 5 2-second exposures.). Currently, PHS loads these scans by averaging them together, so you cannot access each individual pattern for statistics.
However, an issue has come into play once I started to do this (and should have opened an issue a couple months ago). To explain, we will adopt the working example of 5 2-second exposures. Once the code, as currently rewritten by me (but not publicly available in PHS) loads the 5 scans separately, those 5 scans do not add or average to the same I vs. q profile as the data initially loaded by the averaging method.
(Illustration of the mean(5 individual scans) =/= mean value from loading will be added soon)
New functionality has been added to SST1 to allow for multiple exposures at each energy point during an RSoXS scan (i.e., instead of doing a 10-second exposure, you can do 5 2-second exposures.). Currently, PHS loads these scans by averaging them together, so you cannot access each individual pattern for statistics.
However, an issue has come into play once I started to do this (and should have opened an issue a couple months ago). To explain, we will adopt the working example of 5 2-second exposures. Once the code, as currently rewritten by me (but not publicly available in PHS) loads the 5 scans separately, those 5 scans do not add or average to the same I vs. q profile as the data initially loaded by the averaging method.
(Illustration of the mean(5 individual scans) =/= mean value from loading will be added soon)