Post Beta To Do Items for Pulse
- Finish Root Reflection transform
- Implement additional transformations at UI, DB, and at math and logic level. Probably will still need to do Optimal Control and Root Reflection. Jerry's suggested order for other transformations:
- REMAPPING
- OPTIMAL_CONTROL
- then…
- SAMPLE_EFFECTS
- PULSE_CONCATENATION
- Note: When implementing ‘concatenate pulses': copy over the "imported" pulses, and FREEZE them, and keep for provenance.
- Continue to Update Pulse wiki to be more USER friendly (see Simulation wiki).
- Add more science tests (regression tests).
- Add more unit tests (decide on a unit testing framework).
- Implement the Import or 3rd party pulses from Varian, Siemens, and Matpulse. See notes on 3rd party Importation.
- Finish coding for other Bandwidth_Conventions.
- Add new algorithm to rescaling, i.e. maximum phase shift from average (see note in resacale.py). Also, return flag as to what kind of rotation was performed (total or net).
- Talk to Jerry about how to calculate corrections (fudges) in min_max_setup.py dynamically and not statically (and implement).
- Implement dwell_time on interpolation page, and allow users to reduce number of points.
- Reconsider if we want to allow a user to recover a saved (to db) set to machine settings after repopulating from a new template. e.g. Siemens (saved), etc., and hitting run, but before saving.
- Add import/export of results to these formats: e.g. Bruker, Philips, GE.
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Save UI settings, for plotting, for each tab in every pulse project (perhaps to the database).
- (BJS) Write wiki doc on use of Transformation Base class
- (DCT) Add scientific integrity (fidelity) tests to pulse_funcs code.
- (KY) See if possible to make interpolation work within root reflection.
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(KY) Write wiki doc on use of Pulse_functs as generic python code for use outside of Vespa
- Have interpolation be more full-features. Allow users to specify # of points, fractional scaling factors, or new dwell_time.
- Implement iterative solution of Hyperbolic-secant so get the exact bandwidth not an approximate bandwidth.