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Minor update to figure 5 description of analysis methods in paper #179

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Minor update to figure 5 description of analysis methods
tomjholland Dec 20, 2024
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Correct typo in paper figure 5
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Expand Up @@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ Once imported into a `PyProBE` **Procedure**, individual cycles and steps can be

\autoref{fig:result flowchart} shows how `PyProBE` **RawData** and **Result** objects can be used. **RawData** DataFrames contain only the columns of the `PyProBE` standardised format, while **Result** DataFrames contain any data columns produced from further analysis.

The analysis module contains classes which, when passed a **Result** object in their **input_data** field, enable additional methods via composition. The steps to smooth voltage data before differentiation are described \autoref{fig:analysis flowchart}.
The analysis module contains classes and functions which, when passed a **Result** object, enable additional functionality. The steps to smooth voltage data before differentiation are described \autoref{fig:analysis flowchart}.

![The workflow for smoothing and differentiating voltage data in `PyProBE`. The complete code can be seen in the "Differentiating voltage data" example.\label{fig:analysis flowchart}](images/Analysis_flowchart.jpg)

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