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# Vesuvio Calibration Scripts | ||
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In this subdirectory of the EVSVesuvio repository the following is provided: | ||
- Vesuvio calibration scripts, composed of 3 python modules: | ||
1. `calibration_scripts.calibrate_vesuvio_fit` | ||
2. `calibration_scripts.calibrate_vesuvio_analysis` | ||
3. `calibration_scripts.calibrate_vesuvio_helper_functions` | ||
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- A script that is designed to run in `mantid workbench` to register the calibration algorithms: | ||
`unpackaged\vesuvio_calibration\load_calibration_algorithms.py` | ||
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- Unit tests to ensure the consistent functionality of the functions that make up the provided algorithms. | ||
1. `tests\unit\test_calibrate_vesuvio_fit.py` | ||
2. `tests\unit\test_calibrate_vesuvio_analysis.py` | ||
3. `tests\unit\test_calibrate_vesuvio_misc.py` | ||
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- System tests to ensure the correct output of the overall calibration script. | ||
1. `tests\system\test_system_fit.py` | ||
2. `tests\system\test_system_analysis.py` | ||
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## Running the Calibration Scripts in mantid `workbench`. | ||
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To run the calibration scripts in mantid, a script is provided: `unpackaged\vesuvio_calibration\load_calibration_algorithms.py`. | ||
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This script can be loaded into `workbench` via `File` > `Open Script`. | ||
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Before running this script, the script directory `unpackaged\vesuvio_calibration` must be added via: | ||
1. `File` > `Manage User Directories`. | ||
2. Navigate to `Python Script Directories` tab. | ||
3. Click `Browse To Directory` and select the `unpackaged\vesuvio_calibration` directory. | ||
4. Press `Ok`. | ||
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Upon running the script, the two calibration algorithms will be registered under the `VesuvioCalibration` heading in the `Algorithms` pane. | ||
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# Running Calibration Script Tests | ||
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## Create Conda Environment from the command line. | ||
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1. Ensure `conda`and or `mamba` is installed on your machine using `conda --verison`/`mamba --version`. | ||
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2. If no such module is found install `mamba` (recommended): https://mamba.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html or `conda`: https://conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/install/index.html | ||
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3. From the root of the repository run `conda env create -f environment.yml`. | ||
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## Running the unit tests from the command line. | ||
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1. Actviate the conda environment using `conda activate vesuvio-env`. | ||
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2. From the root of the repository run `python -m unittest discover -s ./unpackaged/vesuvio_calibration/tests/unit` | ||
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## Running the system tests from the command line. | ||
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1. Actviate the conda environment using `conda activate vesuvio-env`. | ||
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2. From the root of the repository run `python -m unittest discover -s ./unpackaged/vesuvio_calibration/tests/system` |
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