CutiePie (QtPy) (version 5.13-000)

Giordano Cerizza

Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. A brief design description.
3. Features
4. Plotting window
5. Gating and summing regions
6. How to start CutiePie
7. Standalone CutiePie
8. Step by step tutorial
9. How to customize ML algo and fitting functions

List of Figures
3-1. CutiePie GUI main window.
3-2. Output popup window.
3-3. Extra function popup window.
3-4. Fitting popup window.
3-5. Peak finder popup window.
3-6. Overlay image popup window.
3-7. Example of overlaid image on a plot.
3-8. Example of Jupyter notebook.
4-1. Canvas quick actions
4-2. Copy Properties
5-1. Creating a gate
5-2. Editing a gate
5-3. A selected contour will turn into a filled polygon
5-4. By clicking once on the polygon, you can drag it anywhere you need. The polygon will follow your mouse movement without keeping the button clicked.
5-5. By right-clicking the polygon will return to contour updating the gate definition with the new position.
5-6. A selected contour will turn into a filled polygon with marked vertices.
5-7. By clicking on a vertex and dragging it, one can modify the shape of the gate. If needed, one can add a vertex by using the key-binding i (insert) or remove a vertex with d (delete)
5-8. By right-clicking the polygon will return to contour updating the gate definition with the new position.

List of Examples
6-1. SpecTclInit.tcl
9-1. ML algorithm skeleton.
9-2. Example of ML algorithm based on the skeleton. The output is shown in Figure 3-5.
9-3. Fitting function skeleton.
9-4. Example of fitting function based on the skeleton.

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