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I can't reproduce: I have just tried with the development branch and it is working fine. The signal_registration tests pass on travis: https://travis-ci.org/github/ericpre/lumispy/builds/740491810.
Can you try to re-install lumispy?
import hyperspy.api as hs
hs.print_known_signal_types()
Out:
+----------------------------+----------------------------------+----------------------------+----------+
| signal_type | aliases | class name | package |
+----------------------------+----------------------------------+----------------------------+----------+
| CL_SEM | CLSEM, cathodoluminescence SEM | CLSEMSpectrum | lumispy |
| CL_STEM | CLSTEM, cathodoluminescence STEM | CLSTEMSpectrum | lumispy |
| CL | CL, cathodoluminescence | CLSpectrum | lumispy |
| correlation | | Correlation2D | pyxem |
| crystallographic_map | | CrystallographicMap | pyxem |
| dpc | | DPCBaseSignal | pyxem |
| dpc | | DPCSignal1D | pyxem |
| dpc | | DPCSignal2D | pyxem |
| DielectricFunction | dielectric function | DielectricFunction | hyperspy |
| diffraction | | Diffraction1D | pyxem |
| diffraction | | Diffraction2D | pyxem |
| diffraction_variance | | DiffractionVariance1D | pyxem |
| diffraction_variance | | DiffractionVariance2D | pyxem |
| diffraction_vectors | | DiffractionVectors | pyxem |
| diffraction_vectors | | DiffractionVectors2D | pyxem |
| tensor_field | | DisplacementGradientMap | pyxem |
| EDS_SEM | | EDSSEMSpectrum | hyperspy |
| EDS_TEM | | EDSTEMSpectrum | hyperspy |
| EELS | TEM EELS | EELSSpectrum | hyperspy |
| EL | EL, electroluminescence | ELSpectrum | lumispy |
| electron_diffraction | | ElectronDiffraction1D | pyxem |
| electron_diffraction | | ElectronDiffraction2D | pyxem |
| hologram | | HologramImage | hyperspy |
| Luminescence | LuminescenceSpectrum | LumiSpectrum | lumispy |
| Luminescence | TRLumi, TR luminescence | LumiTransient | lumispy |
| PL | PL, photoluminescence | PLSpectrum | lumispy |
| pair_distribution_function | | PairDistributionFunction1D | pyxem |
| polar_diffraction | | PolarDiffraction2D | pyxem |
| power | | Power2D | pyxem |
| reduced_intensity | | ReducedIntensity1D | pyxem |
| template_matching | | TemplateMatchingResults | pyxem |
| vdf_image | | VDFImage | pyxem |
| vector_matching | | VectorMatchingResults | pyxem |
+----------------------------+----------------------------------+----------------------------+----------+
s = hs.signals.Signal1D(np.arange(100))
s.set_signal_type('CL_SEM')
print(s)
Out:
<CLSEMSpectrum, title: , dimensions: (|100)>
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Same here, signal is correctly registered into HyperSpy.
Loading the Gatan Demo files from lumispy-demos
, the signal type is automatically set correctly:
<CLSpectrum, title: NW008-1_9k_spec1, dimensions: (|1336)>
(same for Attolight demos, there setting CLSEMSpectrum
)
If I remember correctly, you had that issue before, no?
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Solved.
Windows has recently been giving me some issues.
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