Beispiel #1
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/**
 * @brief Copies the sorted inputworkspace into the output workspace without
 * using clone because of how histograms are supported, for the Y Axis and the E
 * Axis.
 *
 * @param workspaceIndicies the sorted vector of indicies
 * @param inputWorkspace the unsorted input workspaces
 * @param outputWorkspace the empty output workspace
 * @param specNum the spectrum number being copied into
 * @param isAProperHistogram whether or not it has been determined to be a valid
 * histogram earlier on.
 */
void SortXAxis::copyYandEToOutputWorkspace(
    std::vector<std::size_t> &workspaceIndicies,
    const Mantid::API::MatrixWorkspace &inputWorkspace,
    Mantid::API::MatrixWorkspace &outputWorkspace, unsigned int specNum,
    bool isAProperHistogram) {
  // If Histogram data find the biggest index value and remove it from
  // workspaceIndicies
  if (isAProperHistogram) {
    auto lastIndexIt =
        std::find(workspaceIndicies.begin(), workspaceIndicies.end(),
                  inputWorkspace.y(specNum).size());
    workspaceIndicies.erase(lastIndexIt);
  }

  auto &inSpaceY = inputWorkspace.y(specNum);
  for (auto workspaceIndex = 0u;
       workspaceIndex < inputWorkspace.y(specNum).size(); workspaceIndex++) {
    outputWorkspace.mutableY(specNum)[workspaceIndex] =
        inSpaceY[workspaceIndicies[workspaceIndex]];
  }

  auto &inSpaceE = inputWorkspace.e(specNum);
  for (auto workspaceIndex = 0u;
       workspaceIndex < inputWorkspace.e(specNum).size(); workspaceIndex++) {
    outputWorkspace.mutableE(specNum)[workspaceIndex] =
        inSpaceE[workspaceIndicies[workspaceIndex]];
  }
}
Beispiel #2
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/**
 * @brief Determines whether it is a valid histogram or not.
 *
 * @param inputWorkspace the unsorted input workspace
 * @return true if it is a valid histogram else produce a runtime_error
 * @return false if it is not a histogram, and is thus point data
 */
bool SortXAxis::determineIfHistogramIsValid(
    const Mantid::API::MatrixWorkspace &inputWorkspace) {
  // Assuming all X and Ys are the same, if X is not the same size as y, assume
  // it is a histogram
  if (inputWorkspace.x(0).size() != inputWorkspace.y(0).size()) {
    // The only way to guarantee that a histogram is a proper histogram, is to
    // check whether each data value is in the correct order.
    if (!isItSorted(std::greater<double>(), inputWorkspace)) {
      if (!isItSorted(std::less<double>(), inputWorkspace)) {
        throw std::runtime_error("Data entered looks like a histogram, but is "
                                 "not a valid histogram");
      }
    }
    return true;
  }
  return false;
}