| CrystalData | R Documentation | 
This dataset contains crystallographic measurements obtained from a particle 
accelerator experiment. The measurements correspond to the function F(Q) 
at various Q values, which are used to analyze the scattering properties 
of an unknown crystalline material. The dataset is available in two versions 
based on the precision of the measurements:
CrystalData10k (lower precision);
CrystalData300k (higher precision);
The goal of the experiment is to estimate F(Q) from noisy data using 
a GeDS model, and subsequently compute its Fourier transform to gain some valuable
insights into the structure of the material.
data(CrystalData10k)
data(CrystalData300k)
A data.frame with 1721 observations and 2 variables:
Q: The scattering vector, measured in inverse angstroms, \text{Å}^{-1};
FQ: The measured function F(Q), given in arbitrary units (a.u.).
Unpublished data from a controlled particle accelerator experiment.
## Not run: 
# Load the dataset (choose 10k or 300k version)
data('CrystalData10k')
# Fit a GeDS/GeDSboost model and compare how well the intensity peaks are captured
Gmod <- NGeDS(F_Q ~ f(Q), data = CrystalData10k, phi = 0.999, q = 3)
# for CrystalData300k set int.knots_init = 1, phi = 0.999, q = 4, instead
Gmodboost <- NGeDSboost(F_Q ~ f(Q), data = CrystalData10k, phi = 0.9975, q = 4) 
par(mfrow = c(1,2))
plot(Gmod, n = 2)
plot(Gmodboost, n = 2) 
## End(Not run)
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