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    Scientific Data Analysis with LabPlot in Python: Signal Processing, Spectral Peak Fitting, Visualization, and Batch Automation

    NCIJ NETWNCIJ NETWORKBy NCIJ NETWNCIJ NETWORKAugust 24, 2026 Artificial Intelligence No Comments6 Mins Read
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    THEMES = {
    "BlackOnWhite": dict(bg="#ffffff", fg="#000000", grid="#c8c8c8",
      cycle=["#3465a4", "#cc0000", "#4e9a06", "#f57900", "#75507b", "#06989a"]),
    "Dracula": dict(bg="#282a36", fg="#f8f8f2", grid="#44475a",
      cycle=["#8be9fd", "#ff79c6", "#50fa7b", "#ffb86c", "#bd93f9", "#f1fa8c"]),
    "SolarizedDark": dict(bg="#002b36", fg="#93a1a1", grid="#0f4b57",
      cycle=["#268bd2", "#dc322f", "#859900", "#b58900", "#6c71c4", "#2aa198"])}
    class XYCurve(AbstractAspect):
       def __init__(self, name, x=None, y=None, lineStyle="-", lineWidth=1.6,
                    symbolStyle=None, symbolSize=4., color=None, alpha=1., zorder=2):
           super().__init__(name)
           self.xColumn, self.yColumn, self.color, self.alpha = x, y, color, alpha
           self.lineStyle, self.lineWidth = lineStyle, lineWidth
           self.symbolStyle, self.symbolSize, self.zorder = symbolStyle, symbolSize, zorder
           self.yErrorColumn = self.fillBetween = None
       def setXColumn(self, c): self.xColumn = c; return self
       def setYColumn(self, c): self.yColumn = c; return self
       @staticmethod
       def _v(c): return c.values() if isinstance(c, Column) else np.asarray(c, float)
       def draw(self, ax, color):
           c = self.color or color; X, Y = self._v(self.xColumn), self._v(self.yColumn)
           if self.fillBetween is not None:
               ax.fill_between(X, *self.fillBetween, color=c, alpha=.2, lw=0, zorder=self.zorder-1)
           if self.yErrorColumn is not None:
               ax.errorbar(X, Y, yerr=self._v(self.yErrorColumn), fmt="none", ecolor=c,
                           elinewidth=.8, capsize=2, alpha=.7, zorder=self.zorder)
           ax.plot(X, Y, linestyle=self.lineStyle or "none", marker=self.symbolStyle or "none",
                   markersize=self.symbolSize, linewidth=self.lineWidth, color=c, alpha=self.alpha,
                   label=self._name, zorder=self.zorder, markeredgewidth=0)
    class Histogram(AbstractAspect):
       """normalization: 'Count' | 'Probability' | 'CountDensity' | 'ProbabilityDensity'."""
       def __init__(self, name, dataColumn=None, bins="auto", normalization="ProbabilityDensity"):
           super().__init__(name)
           self.dataColumn, self.bins, self.normalization = dataColumn, bins, normalization
       def draw(self, ax, color):
           d = (self.dataColumn.clean() if isinstance(self.dataColumn, Column)
                else np.asarray(self.dataColumn, float))
           ax.hist(d, bins=self.bins, color=color, alpha=.55, edgecolor=color, lw=.8,
                   label=self._name, zorder=1, density="Density" in self.normalization
                   or self.normalization == "Probability")
    class CartesianPlot(AbstractAspect):
       class Type(Enum):
           FourAxes = 0; TwoAxes = 1
       def __init__(self, name, title=None, xLabel="x", yLabel="y", logX=False, logY=False):
           super().__init__(name); self.type = CartesianPlot.Type.FourAxes
           self.title, self.xLabel, self.yLabel = title or name, xLabel, yLabel
           self.logX, self.logY, self.legend = logX, logY, None
           self.xRange, self.yRange, self.labels = None, None, []
       def setType(self, t): self.type = t; return self
       def addLegend(self, loc="best"): self.legend = loc; return self
       def setRange(self, x=None, y=None): self.xRange, self.yRange = x, y; return self
       def addTextLabel(self, txt, x, y): self.labels.append((txt, x, y)); return self
       def _render(self, ax, th):
           ax.set_facecolor(th["bg"])
           for i, ch in enumerate(self.children): ch.draw(ax, th["cycle"][i % len(th["cycle"])])
           ax.set_title(self.title, color=th["fg"], fontsize=10.5, pad=7)
           ax.set_xlabel(self.xLabel, color=th["fg"], fontsize=9.5)
           ax.set_ylabel(self.yLabel, color=th["fg"], fontsize=9.5)
           for lg, sc, axis in ((self.logX, ax.set_xscale, ax.xaxis), (self.logY, ax.set_yscale, ax.yaxis)):
               sc("log") if lg else axis.set_minor_locator(AutoMinorLocator(2))
           if self.xRange: ax.set_xlim(*self.xRange)
           if self.yRange: ax.set_ylim(*self.yRange)
           four = self.type is CartesianPlot.Type.FourAxes
           for s in ("top", "right"): ax.spines[s].set_visible(four)
           for s in ax.spines.values(): s.set_color(th["fg"]); s.set_linewidth(.9)
           ax.tick_params(which="both", direction="in", colors=th["fg"], top=four,
                          right=four, labelsize=8.5)
           ax.grid(True, color=th["grid"], lw=.6, alpha=.7, zorder=0)
           for t, x, y in self.labels:
               ax.annotate(t, (x, y), color=th["fg"], fontsize=7.5, ha="center")
           if self.legend:
               for t in ax.legend(loc=self.legend, fontsize=8, framealpha=.85, facecolor=th["bg"],
                                  edgecolor=th["grid"]).get_texts(): t.set_color(th["fg"])
    class Worksheet(AbstractAspect):
       class ExportFormat(Enum):
           PDF = 0; SVG = 1; PNG = 2
       def __init__(self, name, cols=None, figsize=(15, 8.5), dpi=110):
           super().__init__(name); self.themeName = "BlackOnWhite"
           self.cols, self.figsize, self.dpi, self._fig = cols, figsize, dpi, None
       def setTheme(self, n):
           if n not in THEMES: raise KeyError(f"themes: {list(THEMES)}")
           self.themeName = n; return self
       def render(self):
           th = THEMES[self.themeName]
           ps = [c for c in self.children if isinstance(c, CartesianPlot)]
           cols = self.cols or min(len(ps), 2)
           fig, axes = plt.subplots(math.ceil(len(ps)/cols), cols, figsize=self.figsize, dpi=self.dpi)
           fig.patch.set_facecolor(th["bg"]); axes = np.atleast_1d(axes).ravel()
           for ax, p in zip(axes, ps): p._render(ax, th)
           for ax in axes[len(ps):]: ax.axis("off")
           fig.suptitle(self._name, color=th["fg"], fontsize=13, y=.995)
           fig.tight_layout(rect=(0, 0, 1, .98)); self._fig = fig; return fig
       def show(self):
           (self.render() if self._fig is None else None); plt.show()
       def exportToFile(self, path, format=None):
           if self._fig is None: self.render()
           fmt = (format.name.lower() if isinstance(format, Worksheet.ExportFormat)
                  else format or os.path.splitext(path)[1].lstrip("."))
           self._fig.savefig(path, format=fmt, dpi=self.dpi, bbox_inches="tight",
                             facecolor=self._fig.get_facecolor()); return path
    def _reduce(x, y, tolerance=None):
       i = nsl_geom.douglas_peucker(x, y, tolerance if tolerance is not None else .02*np.ptp(y))
       return x[i], y[i], {"in": len(x), "out": len(i), "compression": 1 - len(i)/len(x)}
    class XYAnalysisCurve(XYCurve):
       OPS = {
        "smooth": lambda x, y, points=11, order=3:
           (x, nsl_smooth.savitzky_golay(y, points, order), {}),
        "differentiate": lambda x, y, derivOrder=1, smoothPoints=0:
           (x, nsl_diff.derive(x, y, derivOrder, smoothPoints), {}),
        "integrate": lambda x, y, method="trapezoid", absolute=False:
           (lambda c: (x, c, {"total": float(c[-1])}))(nsl_int.integrate(x, y, method, absolute)),
        "dft": lambda x, y, output="amplitude", window="rectangular":
           nsl_dft.transform(x, y, output, window) + ({},),
        "filter": lambda x, y, type="lowpass", form="butterworth", cutoff=.1, cutoff2=.3, order=3:
           (x, nsl_filter.apply(x, y, type, form, cutoff, cutoff2, order), {}),
        "hilbert": lambda x, y, output="envelope": (x, nsl_hilbert.transform(y, output), {}),
        "reduce": _reduce}
       def __init__(self, name, xData, yData, op, style=None, **opts):
           super().__init__(name, **(style or {}))
           self._xin, self._yin = XYCurve._v(xData), XYCurve._v(yData)
           self.op, self.opts, self.result = op, opts, None
           self.recalculate()
       def recalculate(self):
           self.xColumn, self.yColumn, self.result = 
               XYAnalysisCurve.OPS[self.op](self._xin, self._yin, **self.opts)
           return self
    _mk = lambda op: (lambda name, x, y, style=None, **kw: XYAnalysisCurve(name, x, y, op, style, **kw))
    XYSmoothCurve, XYDifferentiationCurve = _mk("smooth"), _mk("differentiate")
    XYIntegrationCurve = _mk("integrate")
    XYFourierTransformCurve, XYFourierFilterCurve = _mk("dft"), _mk("filter")
    XYHilbertTransformCurve, XYDataReductionCurve = _mk("hilbert"), _mk("reduce")
    class XYFitCurve(XYCurve):
       """LabPlot's centrepiece: non-linear fitting with the full statistics table."""
       def __init__(self, name, xData, yData, model, p0, paramNames=None, yerr=None,
                    bounds=None, npoints=800, **kw):
           super().__init__(name, **kw)
           self._xin, self._yin = XYCurve._v(xData), XYCurve._v(yData)
           self.model, self.p0, self.paramNames = model, p0, paramNames
           self.yerr, self.bounds, self.npoints, self.fitResult = yerr, bounds, npoints, None
       def recalculate(self, conf=.95, showConfidenceInterval=True):
           self.fitResult = nsl_fit.fit(self.model, self._xin, self._yin, self.p0,
                                        self.yerr, self.bounds, self.paramNames, conf)
           xf = np.linspace(self._xin.min(), self._xin.max(), self.npoints)
           yf = self.model(xf, *self.fitResult.values); self.xColumn, self.yColumn = xf, yf
           if showConfidenceInterval:
               d = nsl_fit.confidenceBand(self.model, xf, self.fitResult, conf)
               self.fillBetween = (yf - d, yf + d)
           return self
    class ProjectFile:
       MAGIC = ((b"x1fx8b", gzip.decompress, "gzip"), (b"BZh", bz2.decompress, "bzip2"),
                (b"xfd7zXZx00", lzma.decompress, "xz"))
       @staticmethod
       def load(path):
           blob = open(path, "rb").read(); kind = "plain"
           for magic, dec, nm in ProjectFile.MAGIC:
               if blob.startswith(magic): blob, kind = dec(blob), nm; break
           root = ET.fromstring(blob.decode("utf-8", "replace"))
           root = root if root.tag == "project" else root.find(".//project")
           if root is None: raise ValueError("no project element found")
           prj = Project(os.path.basename(path), root.get("author", ""))
           prj.version = root.get("version", "?")
           print(f"  loaded .lml: compression={kind} version={prj.version} xmlVersion="
                 f"{root.get('xmlVersion','?')}")
           parents = {c: p for p in root.iter() for c in p}
           def sheet_of(n):
               n = parents.get(n)
               while n is not None and n.tag != "spreadsheet": n = parents.get(n)
               return n
           buckets = {}
           for col in root.iter("column"):
               buckets.setdefault(id(sheet_of(col)), (sheet_of(col), []))[1].append(col)
           for el, cols in buckets.values():
               sp = Spreadsheet(el.get("name", "spreadsheet") if el is not None else "sheet")
               for c in cols: sp.addChild(ProjectFile._column(c))
               prj.addChild(sp)
           return prj
       @staticmethod
       def _column(el):
           name = el.get("name") or next(
               (el.find(t).get("name") for t in ("general", "comment")
                if el.find(t) is not None and el.find(t).get("name")), "Column")
           rows = el.findall("row")
           if rows:
               raw = [r.text for r in sorted(rows, key=lambda r: int(r.get("index", 0)))]
           else:
               node = next((el.find(t) for t in ("values", "data", "double")
                            if el.find(t) is not None and el.find(t).text), None)
               raw = (node.text if node is not None else el.text or "").split()
           vals = []
           for v in raw:
               try: vals.append(float(v))
               except (TypeError, ValueError): vals.append(np.nan)
           try: des = PlotDesignation(int(el.get("designation", 0)))
           except (ValueError, TypeError): des = PlotDesignation.NoDesignation
           return Column(name, vals, designation=des)
       @staticmethod
       def save(project, path, compression="gzip"):
           root = ET.Element("project", {
               "version": project.version, "xmlVersion": str(Project.XML_VERSION),
               "fileName": os.path.basename(path), "author": project.author,
               "modificationTime": time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")})
           ET.SubElement(root, "comment").text = project.comment
           for sp in project.spreadsheets():
               e = ET.SubElement(root, "spreadsheet", {"name": sp.name()})
               ET.SubElement(e, "general", {"rowCount": str(sp.rowCount()),
                                            "columnCount": str(sp.columnCount())})
               for col in sp.columns():
                   c = ET.SubElement(e, "column", {
                       "name": col.name(), "rows": str(col.rowCount()),
                       "designation": str(col.plotDesignation.value), "mode": str(col.columnMode.value)})
                   for i, v in enumerate(col.values()):
                       ET.SubElement(c, "row", {"index": str(i)}).text = repr(float(v))
           xml = (b'nn'
                  + ET.tostring(root, encoding="utf-8"))
           open(path, "wb").write({"gzip": gzip.compress, "bzip2": bz2.compress,
                                   "xz": lzma.compress, "none": lambda b: b}[compression](xml))
           return path
    
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