View source: R/mcnp_si_sp_hist.R
| mcnp_si_sp_hist | R Documentation | 
:
This function is deprecated
and will be removed in a future package revision.
For now, it is still usable.
The replacement, 
mcnp_sdef_erg_hist makes MCNP histogram
probabilities for energy bins from data either copied and
pasted or from the global environment.
mcnp_si_sp_hist(emin, bin_prob, my_dir = NULL, write_permit = "n")
emin | 
 A vector of lower bounding energy. (The highest energy is the higher bound.) If higher bounding energy data is available, convert it to lower bound by concatenating e.g.   | 
bin_prob | 
 A vector of the bin probabilities. There are n-1 probability values for n values of emin.  | 
my_dir | 
 Optional directory. The function will write an output text file, si_sp.txt to the working directory by default.  | 
write_permit | 
 Set this to 'y' to allow writing output to your directory.  | 
Data may be identified by named vector, e.g. my_emin_data, or by column of a data frame, e.g. photons_cs137_hist$E_MeV (which is in emax format) and photons_cs137_hist$prob (bin_prob).
A vector of energy bins and probabilities for an energy distribution, formatted as needed for MCNP input. It is designed for copying and pasting into an MCNP input. (The # should be changed to the appropriate distribution number.) The data is saved in the global environment and appended to a file in the user's working directory, si_sp.txt. Two plots of the data are provided to the plot window, one with two linear axes and one with two log axes.
mcnp_si_sp_hist_scan() for copy and paste in data
mcnp_si_sp_RD() for data from RadData
Other mcnp tools: 
mcnp_cone_angle(),
mcnp_est_nps(),
mcnp_matrix_rotations(),
mcnp_mesh_bins(),
mcnp_plot_out_spec(),
mcnp_scan2plot(),
mcnp_scan_save(),
mcnp_sdef_erg_hist(),
mcnp_sdef_erg_line(),
mcnp_si_sp_RD(),
mcnp_si_sp_hist_scan()
## Not run: 
mcnp_si_sp_hist(
  emin = c(0, photons_cs137_hist$E_MeV),
  bin_prob = photons_cs137_hist$prob
)
## End(Not run)
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