pub struct SamplingGeometry {
pub modality: MobilityModality,
pub inv_mobility: Vec<f64>,
}Expand description
The instrument’s mobility sampling geometry. For Tims, inv_mobility holds
the per-scan 1/K0 grid in ascending order (the order the gaussian
occurrence kernel expects internally). project_mobility_ion returns scan
indices as positions into this ascending vector; callers that need native
(descending) Bruker scan numbers map at the device boundary.
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§modality: MobilityModality§inv_mobility: Vec<f64>Implementations§
Source§impl SamplingGeometry
impl SamplingGeometry
Sourcepub fn from_scans(scans: &[ScansSim]) -> Self
pub fn from_scans(scans: &[ScansSim]) -> Self
Build a timsTOF geometry from the reference dataset’s scans table. The
1/K0 values are sorted ascending to satisfy the kernel’s input contract
regardless of the table’s native scan ordering. Non-finite mobilities are
dropped (rather than panicking the sort).
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Source§impl Clone for SamplingGeometry
impl Clone for SamplingGeometry
Source§fn clone(&self) -> SamplingGeometry
fn clone(&self) -> SamplingGeometry
Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
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impl Freeze for SamplingGeometry
impl RefUnwindSafe for SamplingGeometry
impl Send for SamplingGeometry
impl Sync for SamplingGeometry
impl Unpin for SamplingGeometry
impl UnsafeUnpin for SamplingGeometry
impl UnwindSafe for SamplingGeometry
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