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Index 85
This option allows for writing certain results to a file in a comma-separated value format.
The advantage is that it is then easy to import results into for example a EXCEL
program. There are different ways of writing data and the output is described below.
Please review the page "The RES file" for further information on each of the parameters
below. The file name generally will be
output.csv. However, is a third file is given at the
command line the this file name will be used. For example, by giving the command
"SIMIND input output/85:1 csvname" a file named csvname.csv will be created.
value=1: 'ResFile','ComReg','FulReg', 'PilReg','Foto1','Compt1','Effici[W]','SD','Effici[D]',
'Cps/MBq','Cpm/mCi','Peak/C1','Peak/C2','Peak/Tot', 'FWHM','FWTM'
value=2: 'ResFile','ScattPrim', 'ScattTot','ScatterOrder from 1 to ISCUT','FWHM','FWTM'
value=3: 'File','HV0','HoleDiam','CollZ','CollDep1','CollDep2','CollDep3','CollDep4',
'CpsMBq','Geom [D]','Geom [W]','Pen [D]','Pen [W]','Scatt [D]','Scatt [W]'
value=4: Scatter/Total [W],ScatterWeight[W],PrimaryWeight[W] for each projection
angle. In this option a new file is always created!
Note 1] the FWHM and FWTM results are only relevant if a point source located in
center [0,0,0] has been simulated
Note 2] If you use this option on the command line with a negative value, i.e. /85:-1
then a blank line is added to the csv file.
Note 3] If no CVS file is present then a new file is created. Otherwise a line is added to
the present content. If you use this option in a script be sure to delete the cvs before
starting the simulation serie.
Send me an email if you have a specific combination of results that you would like to be
sent to a CSV file and that is not covered by the above options.
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