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Adam J. Jackson authored
Normalise Gaussians by multiplying by bin-width instead of dividing by sum(values). The sum approach can go badly wrong if values lie near or beyond the sampling range, as as tail fragment (or noise floor!) would be amplified to unity. Scaling by the theoretical value as we do here has a different downside: truncated broadening kernels will not quite sum up to 1, so a little intensity is lost in broadening. This error is more tolerable, especially as it can be decreased by extending the truncation range.
Adam J. Jackson authoredNormalise Gaussians by multiplying by bin-width instead of dividing by sum(values). The sum approach can go badly wrong if values lie near or beyond the sampling range, as as tail fragment (or noise floor!) would be amplified to unity. Scaling by the theoretical value as we do here has a different downside: truncated broadening kernels will not quite sum up to 1, so a little intensity is lost in broadening. This error is more tolerable, especially as it can be decreased by extending the truncation range.
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