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The function CreateMixedSpec3DArray fills the three dimensional array Target with a linear mixture of the two spectra Spec1 and Spec2. The target matrix is automatically resized to have 101 x 101 spatial resolution (x and y axes). The number of layers is set to the length of the spectral vectors.
The mixture of the two spectra occurs along the x axis, along the y axis the spectra contain an increasing amount of noise. Thus the spectrum at the position [0,0] contains, as an example, 100% of spectrum Spec1, 0% of spectrum Spec2 and no noise. The spectrum at position [71,11] consists of 70% of Spec1, 30% of Spec2 and 10% noise.
The added noise is normally distributed with a zero mean and a standard deviation which is proportional to the Noise parameter and the y coordinate (0..100%). Further, the parameter NegNoiseMode controls the handling of possible negative intensities:
| NegNoiseMode |
Explanation |
| 0 |
add noise without restriction |
| 1 |
cut noise if the intensity becomes negative (the entire spectrum will be cut at the zero line) |
| 2 |
delimit negative noise by logarithmic compression (negative values of the spectrum will be compressed to ln(abs(intensity))). |
The function returns the following error codes:
0 ... everything is OK
-1 ... Spec1 and Spec2 are of different length
-2 ... Noise must not be negative
-3 ... invalid NegNoiseMode
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