Struct BankSpectrum 

pub struct BankSpectrum {
    pub tof_edges_us: Vec<f64>,
    pub counts: Vec<u64>,
    pub pulses_total: usize,
    pub pulses_kept: usize,
    pub events_total: usize,
    pub events_kept: usize,
    pub dropped_tof_range: usize,
    pub dropped_non_finite: usize,
    pub pulse_time_offset_iso: Option<String>,
}

Result of load_nexus_bank_spectrum: a 1-D TOF spectrum plus pulse and event retention statistics.

The drop counters (dropped_tof_range, dropped_non_finite) cover only events belonging to kept pulses; events on pulses excluded by keep_intervals are accounted for as events_total - events_kept - dropped_tof_range - dropped_non_finite and are not itemised.

Fields

tof_edges_us: Vec<f64>

TOF bin edges in microseconds (n_bins + 1 values, linear grid).

counts: Vec<u64>

Histogrammed event counts per TOF bin (n_bins values).

pulses_total: usize

Total number of pulses recorded in the bank.

pulses_kept: usize

Pulses whose event_time_zero fell inside keep_intervals (equals pulses_total when no filter was given).

events_total: usize

Total number of events recorded in the bank.

events_kept: usize

Events on kept pulses that landed inside the TOF window.

dropped_tof_range: usize

Events on kept pulses dropped for TOF outside [tof_min_us, tof_max_us).

dropped_non_finite: usize

Events on kept pulses dropped for non-finite TOF.

pulse_time_offset_iso: Option<String>

ISO-8601 offset attribute of event_time_zero, when recorded — the absolute wall-clock epoch that pulse times are relative to. Compare with crate::runlog::RunLog::offset_iso to confirm that interval and pulse clocks share a zero point (at SNS both are seconds since run start and the attributes match exactly).

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for BankSpectrum

fn clone(&self) -> BankSpectrum

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for BankSpectrum

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.