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✨Zero Dependency Parser Combinator Library for JS Based on Haskell's Parsec
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QUESTION
I would like to plot a 2D spectrum where the x coordinate is the spectral dimension (wavelength) and the y coordinate is the spatial dimension (in arcseconds of the sky) using pyqtgraph.
I've been able to do this using an ImageItem() but I cannot seem to figure out how to display the x and y axes in the right coordinates. I don't want to just change the labels or the ticks but indeed the coordinates of the plot because I later need to perform operations using these values (wavelength and arcsecs).
Here is a minimal working example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-19 at 11:52You can use the setRect
method of the ImageItem
class to set the extent of the data. See my example below.
Note that I moved the image by half a pixel so that the pixel centers match the exact coordinates. Otherwise the coordinates would align with one of the pixel's corner points.
QUESTION
I am making a unit converter app. It works well except for one issue. When I change the value of the second and third pickers and then change the value of the first picker, the app crashes. I suspect that this is because it is being set to an index out of range. Is there any way to fix this? Is it possible to set the values of fromUnitsIndex
and toUnitsIndex
back to 0 when the value of unitTypesIndex
changes?
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-24 at 02:31You could create an observable object,
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I'm making figures of some galaxies velocities with matplotlib
, from some .fits
files. The problem is that the axes in the figure show the galaxy's size in pixels, and I want to display them as Declination and RightAcension (in angle units). I already know that each pixel has a size of 0.396 arcseconds. How can I convert pixels to arcseconds in both X and Y axes?
The code is the folowing:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-13 at 20:58You can use whatever you want as the tick labels using a plt.FuncFormatter
object.
Here an example (a very silly one indeed), please refer to the excellent Matplotlib docs for the details.
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I'm working on an astronomical database program that allows users to create and enter their own stars and brown dwarfs, among other things, for an entry-level programming course at university. Each object has xyz coordinates that determine its position in space, with the Sun being at 0, 0, 0 light years.
However, since a lot of star databases (e.g. SIMBAD), Wikipedia, etc., give astronomical objects' positions in terms of parallax angles and right ascension/declination coordinates, I've given users the option to add objects using those parameters, in case they don't have xyz coordinates. I'm having problems with getting it to provide accurate values though.
Here's the code for entering parallax angle, with options for entering in both arcseconds/as and milliarcseconds/mas:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-03 at 04:18From the link you posted, it seems that yIn should be:
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