On 04/09/2017 11:59 PM, Will Bennett wrote:
How is this value of "Information Content" determined in Athena?
This is not explained well in the manual.
The number Athena reports is the fitting range of the data divided by
the core-hole lifetime of the edge measured. I am not certain that is
HI Will,
I am not entirely sure how this value is determined in Athena, but the
number of independent data in a XANES fit is the data range divided by the
resolution. If you have a spectrum with a strong pre-edge peak, you can
determine the resolution from its width. Otherwise, the resolution is a
Hi everyone,
Just a quick question regarding the "Information Content" output in
Athena's LCF window. I've recently been playing around with using the
Hamilton test (as outlined in Scott Calvin's book "XAFS for Everyone") to
interrogate my combinatorics results. As many of you will know, this
requ
