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fit_EmissionSpectra(): this new functions allows you to fit
luminescence emission spectra (e.g., TL, RF) with a semi-automated
start parameter estimation. The function was around quite some time
but was finalised only recently.
Bugfixes and changes
General
We removed 'magrittr' from the dependency. It was never used
within the package or required for examples, but loaded for
convenience reasons to smooth the data analysis. However, with
R >=4.1, a native pipe operator (|>) became available and 'magrittr' is no longer needed (but can still be loaded by the
user via library(magrittr) if needed).
analyse_FadingMeasurement()
Minor graphical issue in the plot output: if the shine-down curve
did not start at 0 s, the integration limits were drawn incorrectly
(the calculation was correct, though); fixed.
analyse_SAR.CWOSL()
The extraction of irradiation times, if irradiation curves were
provided (e.g., usually part of XSYG files), did not work reliably;
fixed.
calc_AverageDose()
The function aggressively reset plot areas also in cases nothing was
plotted; fixed.
plot_AbanicoPlot()
If the input was of type data.frame the function struggled if the data.frame had more than two columns. While this was clearly
indicated in the documentation, the behaviour was annoying, because
it made always an extra sub-setting necessary when working with data.frames comprising more than two columns. Now the function
discards all other columns except for the first two if the input is
a data.frame.
plot_GrowthCurve()
The function crashed if fit.method = "LambertW" and the Ln/Tn
largely exceeded the highest Lx/Tx point; fixed.
plot_RLum.Data.Spectrum()
For plot.type = "image" the labels for the contour did not scale
for changed cex settings; fixed.