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colorSpec (version 1.5-0)

chop: chop spectra into low and high parts

Description

chop all spectra in a colorSpec object into low and high parts at a blending interval

Usage

# S3 method for colorSpec
chop( x, interval, adj=0.5 )

Value

chop(x) returns a colorSpec object with twice the number of spectra in x

and with organization equal to 'matrix'. The names of the new spectra are formed by appending ".lo" and ".hi" to the original spectrum names.

Arguments

x

a colorSpec object

interval

a numeric vector with length 2 giving the endpoints of the interval, in nm

adj

a number in [0,1] defining weights of low and high parts over the interval

Details

For each spectrum, the low and high parts sum to the original spectrum. The low part vanishes on the right of the interval, and the high part vanishes on the left.

See Also

organization,

Examples

Run this code
# chop blue butane flame into diatomic carbon and hydrocarbon parts
path = system.file( "extdata/sources/BlueFlame.txt", package="colorSpec" )
blueflame = readSpectra( path, seq(375,650,0.5) )
plot( chop( blueflame, interval=c(432,435), adj=0.8 ) )

# chop 'white' LED into blue and yellow parts
path = system.file( "extdata/sources/Gepe-G-2001-LED.sp", package="colorSpec" )
LED = readSpectra( path )
plot( chop( LED, c(470,495) ) )

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