Joshua Taillon

@imikejackson I'm not overly familiar with the development of that plugin, but I see the "original original" commit was here: https://github.com/hyperspy/hyperspy/commit/c198833d7b999a48835508b4c278762afc52cf42, which includes some comments: ``` ##################################################### #Reverse engineering of...

This issue should be a proposal and discussion space for the implementation of the MSA HMSA format that was recently announced by Nestor Zaluzec on the `hyperspy-users` mailing list. See...

I agree that keeping this information in the metadata seems best. Might I suggest that there be some sort of easily accessible 'switch' for the user to turn the markers...

@vidartf, perhaps the thought isn't fully flushed out, but given the slow performance of certain functions that iterate through signals (like the background subtraction going through an EELS spectrum image)...

I'm not sure what the most recent status on this is, but I implemented a simple plotter for the "survey images" stored by DM when collecting EELS or EDS. I...

I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but it looks like the offset is contained in the spectrum image file as well as in the survey image. In the spectrum...

Oh okay, yes, I think you're right, then. The coordinates in the SI start at (0,0) in the top left (so without any offset loaded in by default). I think...

@thomasaarholt sure thing! I haven't used this code in a while, but it still seems to work just fine with the latest version of hyperspy. It does require `seaborn` to...

An example .bcf file containing the microXRF data can be downloaded [here](https://nfiles.nist.gov/seos/1000/mpd/ui201020179c332b0248440ae4b69a3ea2136899bd).

Before you go into too much effort, I've gotten reading the XRF data working in a hacky sort of way. The structure was very similar to the EDS data, with...