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#/*##########################################################################
# Copyright (C) 2004-2010 European Synchrotron Radiation Facility
#
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import numpy
import SpecfitFuns
arctan = numpy.arctan
pi = numpy.pi

class SimpleFitDefaultFunctions:
    def __init__(self):
        self.gaussian = SpecfitFuns.gauss
        self.areaGaussian = SpecfitFuns.agauss
        self.lorentzian = SpecfitFuns.lorentz
        self.areaLorentzian = SpecfitFuns.alorentz
        self.pseudoVoigt = SpecfitFuns.pvoigt
        self.areaPseudoVoigt = SpecfitFuns.apvoigt
        
    def hypermet(self,pars,x):
        """
        Default hypermet function
        """
        return SpecfitFuns.ahypermet(pars, x, 15, 0)

    def stepDown(self,pars,x):
        """
        Complementary error function like.
        """
        return 0.5*SpecfitFuns.downstep(pars,x)

    def stepUp(self,pars,x):
        """
        Error function like.
        """
        return 0.5*SpecfitFuns.upstep(pars,x)

    def slit(self,pars,x):
        """
        Function to calulate slit width and knife edge cut
        """
        return 0.5*SpecfitFuns.slit(pars,x)

    def atan(self, pars, x):
        return pars[0] * (0.5 + (arctan((1.0*x-pars[1])/pars[2])/pi))
    
    def polynomial(self, pars, x):
        result = numpy.zeros(x.shape, numpy.float) + pars[0]
        if len(pars) == 1:
            return result
        d = x * 1.0
        for p in pars[1:]:
            result += p * d
            d *= d
        return result

fitfuns=SimpleFitDefaultFunctions()

FUNCTION=[fitfuns.gaussian,
          fitfuns.lorentzian,
          fitfuns.pseudoVoigt,
          fitfuns.areaGaussian,
          fitfuns.areaLorentzian,
          fitfuns.areaPseudoVoigt,
          fitfuns.stepDown,
          fitfuns.stepUp,
          fitfuns.slit,
          fitfuns.atan,
          fitfuns.hypermet,
          fitfuns.polynomial,
          fitfuns.polynomial,
          fitfuns.polynomial,
          fitfuns.polynomial,
          fitfuns.polynomial,
          fitfuns.polynomial]
          
PARAMETERS=[['Height','Position','Fwhm'],
            ['Height','Position','Fwhm'],
            ['Height','Position','Fwhm','Eta'],
            ['Area','Position','Fwhm'],
            ['Area','Position','Fwhm'],
            ['Area','Position','Fwhm','Eta'],
            ['Height','Position','FWHM'],
            ['Height','Position','FWHM'],
            ['Height','Position','FWHM','BeamFWHM'],
            ['Height','Position','Width'],
            ['G_Area','Position','FWHM',
             'ST_Area','ST_Slope','LT_Area','LT_Slope','Step_H'],
            ['Constant'],
            ['Constant', 'Slope'],
            ['a(0)', ' a(1)', 'a(2)'],
            ['a(0)', ' a(1)', 'a(2)', 'a(3)'],
            ['a(0)', ' a(1)', 'a(2)', 'a(3)','a(4)'],
            ['a(0)', ' a(1)', 'a(2)', 'a(3)','a(4)', 'a(5)']]
            

THEORY=['User Estimated Gaussians',
        'User Estimated Lorentzians',
        'User Estimated Pseudo-Voigt',
        'User Estimated Area Gaussians',
        'User Estimated Area Lorentz',
        'User Estimated Area Pseudo-Voigt',
        'User Estimated Step Down',
        'User Estimated Step Up',
        'User Estimated Slit',
        'User Estimated Atan',
        'User Estimated Hypermet',
        'User Estimated Constant',
        'User Estimated First Order Polynomial',
        'User Estimated Second Order Polynomial',
        'User Estimated Third Order Polynomial',
        'User Estimated Fourth Order Polynomial',
        'User Estimated Fifth Order Polynomial']

ESTIMATE = []
CONFIGURE = []
WIDGET = []
DERIVATIVE = []
for t in THEORY:
    ESTIMATE.append(None)
    CONFIGURE.append(None)
    WIDGET.append(None)
    DERIVATIVE.append(None)