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Roadmap

A few ideas how to develop the project further, currently a list as a reminder for the main developers themselves, in no particular order, though with a tendency to list more important aspects first:

For version 0.4

  • Implement derived importers for Magnettech files

    • Magnettech stores datasets in individual files, be it individual scans for accumulations or different steps in a series of measurements.

    • At least for goniometer, power, and modulation amplitude sweeps, these should be transformed into single datasets.

    • Requires interpolation of data, as each individual dataset has its own x axis (usually field).

  • Handling of file extensions during import: Currently, they are cut in the init and again appended afterwards. The factory only gives source names without extension.

  • Implement handling of “RT” as temperature value in the infofile.

  • Logging

  • Reorganise templates for reports, according to the directory layout proposed by aspecd (see aspecd.report for details).

  • Bugfixes

    • Keep step parameter of magnetic field or not?

For later versions

  • Start to (re)implement functionality test-driven.

  • Handling of Magnettech files

    • Renaming to sensible conventions (recursively through directories)

  • Batch processing (via recipes?)

    • Basic preprocessing, plot, export as PNG/PDF, figure caption for dokuwiki

Todos

A list of todos, extracted from the code and documentation itself, and only meant as convenience for the main developers. Ideally, this list will be empty at some point.

Todo

Assign further metadata. Note that some metadata are entered manually, and therefore, parsing values with units with or without space between value and unit can be quite tricky.

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Todo

Does not work properly. Already gives wrong values with simulated data without a hyperfine-coupling. Reimplement with other method…

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Todo

Do not rely on dataset from recipe properties but use the dataset from apply_to that is imported into the context. Further deal with (meta)data in the context thus that those are easily usable in a template.

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