OpticalCalibration

Bases: NBOBaseClass

Represents the XML element OpticalCalibration.

This describes the procedure that was used for Optical Calibration and the resulting Calibration measurements.

getTypeName()

Returns the class type name.

Returns:

Type	Description
string	The class type name

getXMLName()

Returns the XML element name corresponding to this class.

Returns:

Type	Description
string	The XML element name

getNBOType()

Returns the NBO Type corresponding to this class.

Returns:

Type	Description
int	The NBO Type value

getChildren()

Returns a list of all classes derived from this class.

Returns:

Type	Description
List[NBOBaseClass]	The list of derived classes

getSubElements()

Returns a list of all child elements contained in this class.

Returns:

Type	Description
List[NBOBaseClass]	The list of child classes

fromJsonFile(path)

Populates this object from a JSON file.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
path	string	The path to the JSON file	required

fromJsonString(json_string)

Populates this object from a JSON string.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
json_string	string	The JSON content as a string	required

fromXmlFile(path)

Populates this object from a XML file.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
path	string	The path to the XML file	required

fromXmlString(xml_string)

Populates this object from a XML string.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
xml_string	string	The XML content as a string	required

toXmlFile(filename)

Serializes this object to an XML file.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
filename	string	The path to the output XML file	required

toXmlString()

Serializes this object to an XML string.

Returns:

Type	Description
string	A string containing the XML representation of this object

setID(value)

Sets the value of the ID attribute.

A Unique Identifier for this component.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	LSID_Type	The value to set	required

getID()

Returns the value of the ID attribute.

A Unique Identifier for this component.

Returns:

Type	Description
LSID_Type	The value of the attribute

resetID()

Resets the ID attribute to an unset state.

A Unique Identifier for this component.

hasID()

Checks whether the optional ID attribute is present.

A Unique Identifier for this component.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setDate(value)

Sets the value of the Date attribute.

Ths field records the Date in which this Calibration procedure was performed.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	string	The value to set	required

getDate()

Returns the value of the Date attribute.

Ths field records the Date in which this Calibration procedure was performed.

Returns:

Type	Description
string	The value of the attribute

setTheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHM(value)

Sets the value of the TheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute.

This field captures the Theoretical (expected) lateral spot size expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using a Gaussian function, on the basis of the given optical conditions. This is a measure of the expected resolution of the system in the xy-plane. This value should be calculated in a manner as to be compared to the Median XY Spot Size_FWHM.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	float	The value to set	required

getTheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHM()

Returns the value of the TheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute.

This field captures the Theoretical (expected) lateral spot size expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using a Gaussian function, on the basis of the given optical conditions. This is a measure of the expected resolution of the system in the xy-plane. This value should be calculated in a manner as to be compared to the Median XY Spot Size_FWHM.

Returns:

Type	Description
float	The value of the attribute

resetTheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHM()

Resets the TheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute to an unset state.

This field captures the Theoretical (expected) lateral spot size expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using a Gaussian function, on the basis of the given optical conditions. This is a measure of the expected resolution of the system in the xy-plane. This value should be calculated in a manner as to be compared to the Median XY Spot Size_FWHM.

hasTheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHM()

Checks whether the optional TheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute is present.

This field captures the Theoretical (expected) lateral spot size expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using a Gaussian function, on the basis of the given optical conditions. This is a measure of the expected resolution of the system in the xy-plane. This value should be calculated in a manner as to be compared to the Median XY Spot Size_FWHM.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setTheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit(value)

Sets the value of the TheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	UnitsLength_Type	The value to set	required

getTheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Returns the value of the TheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
UnitsLength_Type	The value of the attribute

resetTheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Resets the TheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute to an unset state.

No description available in the XSD standard.

hasTheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Checks whether the optional TheoreticalXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute is present.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setMedianXYSpotSize_FWHM(value)

Sets the value of the MedianXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, lateral Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along a lateral direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Median lateral (i.e., in the xy-plane) Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	float	The value to set	required

getMedianXYSpotSize_FWHM()

Returns the value of the MedianXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, lateral Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along a lateral direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Median lateral (i.e., in the xy-plane) Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Returns:

Type	Description
float	The value of the attribute

resetMedianXYSpotSize_FWHM()

Resets the MedianXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute to an unset state.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, lateral Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along a lateral direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Median lateral (i.e., in the xy-plane) Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

hasMedianXYSpotSize_FWHM()

Checks whether the optional MedianXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute is present.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, lateral Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along a lateral direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Median lateral (i.e., in the xy-plane) Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setMedianXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit(value)

Sets the value of the MedianXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	UnitsLength_Type	The value to set	required

getMedianXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Returns the value of the MedianXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
UnitsLength_Type	The value of the attribute

resetMedianXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Resets the MedianXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute to an unset state.

No description available in the XSD standard.

hasMedianXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Checks whether the optional MedianXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute is present.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setMinXYSpotSize_FWHM(value)

Sets the value of the MinXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, lateral Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along a lateral direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Minimum lateral (i.e., in the xy-plane) Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	float	The value to set	required

getMinXYSpotSize_FWHM()

Returns the value of the MinXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, lateral Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along a lateral direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Minimum lateral (i.e., in the xy-plane) Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Returns:

Type	Description
float	The value of the attribute

resetMinXYSpotSize_FWHM()

Resets the MinXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute to an unset state.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, lateral Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along a lateral direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Minimum lateral (i.e., in the xy-plane) Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

hasMinXYSpotSize_FWHM()

Checks whether the optional MinXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute is present.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, lateral Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along a lateral direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Minimum lateral (i.e., in the xy-plane) Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setMinXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit(value)

Sets the value of the MinXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	UnitsLength_Type	The value to set	required

getMinXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Returns the value of the MinXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
UnitsLength_Type	The value of the attribute

resetMinXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Resets the MinXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute to an unset state.

No description available in the XSD standard.

hasMinXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Checks whether the optional MinXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute is present.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setMaxXYSpotSize_FWHM(value)

Sets the value of the MaxXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, lateral Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along a lateral direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Maximum lateral (i.e., in the xy-plane) Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	float	The value to set	required

getMaxXYSpotSize_FWHM()

Returns the value of the MaxXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, lateral Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along a lateral direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Maximum lateral (i.e., in the xy-plane) Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Returns:

Type	Description
float	The value of the attribute

resetMaxXYSpotSize_FWHM()

Resets the MaxXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute to an unset state.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, lateral Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along a lateral direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Maximum lateral (i.e., in the xy-plane) Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

hasMaxXYSpotSize_FWHM()

Checks whether the optional MaxXYSpotSize_FWHM attribute is present.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, lateral Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along a lateral direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Maximum lateral (i.e., in the xy-plane) Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setMaxXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit(value)

Sets the value of the MaxXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	float	The value to set	required

getMaxXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Returns the value of the MaxXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
float	The value of the attribute

resetMaxXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Resets the MaxXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute to an unset state.

No description available in the XSD standard.

hasMaxXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Checks whether the optional MaxXYSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute is present.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setTheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHM(value)

Sets the value of the TheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHM attribute.

This field captures the Theoretical (expected) z-axial spot size expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using a Gaussian function, on the basis of the given optical conditions. This is a measure of the expected resolution of the system in the z-plane. This value should be used calculated in a manner as to be compared to the median Z spot size.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	float	The value to set	required

getTheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHM()

Returns the value of the TheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHM attribute.

This field captures the Theoretical (expected) z-axial spot size expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using a Gaussian function, on the basis of the given optical conditions. This is a measure of the expected resolution of the system in the z-plane. This value should be used calculated in a manner as to be compared to the median Z spot size.

Returns:

Type	Description
float	The value of the attribute

resetTheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHM()

Resets the TheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHM attribute to an unset state.

This field captures the Theoretical (expected) z-axial spot size expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using a Gaussian function, on the basis of the given optical conditions. This is a measure of the expected resolution of the system in the z-plane. This value should be used calculated in a manner as to be compared to the median Z spot size.

hasTheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHM()

Checks whether the optional TheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHM attribute is present.

This field captures the Theoretical (expected) z-axial spot size expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using a Gaussian function, on the basis of the given optical conditions. This is a measure of the expected resolution of the system in the z-plane. This value should be used calculated in a manner as to be compared to the median Z spot size.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setTheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHMUnit(value)

Sets the value of the TheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	UnitsLength_Type	The value to set	required

getTheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Returns the value of the TheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
UnitsLength_Type	The value of the attribute

resetTheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Resets the TheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute to an unset state.

No description available in the XSD standard.

hasTheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Checks whether the optional TheoreticaZSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute is present.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setMedianZSpotSize_FWHM(value)

Sets the value of the MedianZSpotSize_FWHM attribute.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, axial Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along the axial direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Median Z-axial Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	float	The value to set	required

getMedianZSpotSize_FWHM()

Returns the value of the MedianZSpotSize_FWHM attribute.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, axial Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along the axial direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Median Z-axial Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Returns:

Type	Description
float	The value of the attribute

resetMedianZSpotSize_FWHM()

Resets the MedianZSpotSize_FWHM attribute to an unset state.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, axial Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along the axial direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Median Z-axial Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

hasMedianZSpotSize_FWHM()

Checks whether the optional MedianZSpotSize_FWHM attribute is present.

An important way of evaluating the effective resolution of any Microscope, consists in measuring the size and shape of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) generated by imaging one or more fluorescent Point-like objects (i.e., Point Emitters) under conditions that are identical to those used to Acquire a given experimental Image. More specifically and according to ISO 21073:2019, axial Resolution is defined by the FWHM of the intensity signal along the axial direction through the centre of a fluorescent Point-like object (i.e., Spot or Point Emitter) positioned at the center of the Field of View (FOV). This field captures the average Observed Median Z-axial Spot Sze expressed as the Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the Point Spread Function (PSF) intensity profile fitted using an Elliptic Gaussian function. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setMedianZSpotSize_FWHMUnit(value)

Sets the value of the MedianZSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	float	The value to set	required

getMedianZSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Returns the value of the MedianZSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
float	The value of the attribute

resetMedianZSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Resets the MedianZSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute to an unset state.

No description available in the XSD standard.

hasMedianZSpotSize_FWHMUnit()

Checks whether the optional MedianZSpotSize_FWHMUnit attribute is present.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setCheckedNA(value)

Sets the value of the CheckedNA attribute.

In case the Numerical Aperture (NA) of the Objective utilized to perform this Optical Calibration is variable (i.e., as for example in case of Objectives that can be used with or without Cover Glass or Objectives that can be dipped in different media), this field capture whether (True) or not (False) a manual check was performed to confirm that the Numerical Aperture was set to the Maximum allowable value. This check is necessary because often NA regulation in these types of Objectives occurs via a rotating collar whose exact position is difficult to measure and reproduce across different Experiments. In this context, setting the collar to the Maximum NA position is desirable not only because it is more easy to reproduce and it best to estimate the maximal resolution of the system.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	boolean	The value to set	required

getCheckedNA()

Returns the value of the CheckedNA attribute.

In case the Numerical Aperture (NA) of the Objective utilized to perform this Optical Calibration is variable (i.e., as for example in case of Objectives that can be used with or without Cover Glass or Objectives that can be dipped in different media), this field capture whether (True) or not (False) a manual check was performed to confirm that the Numerical Aperture was set to the Maximum allowable value. This check is necessary because often NA regulation in these types of Objectives occurs via a rotating collar whose exact position is difficult to measure and reproduce across different Experiments. In this context, setting the collar to the Maximum NA position is desirable not only because it is more easy to reproduce and it best to estimate the maximal resolution of the system.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	The value of the attribute

resetCheckedNA()

Resets the CheckedNA attribute to an unset state.

In case the Numerical Aperture (NA) of the Objective utilized to perform this Optical Calibration is variable (i.e., as for example in case of Objectives that can be used with or without Cover Glass or Objectives that can be dipped in different media), this field capture whether (True) or not (False) a manual check was performed to confirm that the Numerical Aperture was set to the Maximum allowable value. This check is necessary because often NA regulation in these types of Objectives occurs via a rotating collar whose exact position is difficult to measure and reproduce across different Experiments. In this context, setting the collar to the Maximum NA position is desirable not only because it is more easy to reproduce and it best to estimate the maximal resolution of the system.

hasCheckedNA()

Checks whether the optional CheckedNA attribute is present.

In case the Numerical Aperture (NA) of the Objective utilized to perform this Optical Calibration is variable (i.e., as for example in case of Objectives that can be used with or without Cover Glass or Objectives that can be dipped in different media), this field capture whether (True) or not (False) a manual check was performed to confirm that the Numerical Aperture was set to the Maximum allowable value. This check is necessary because often NA regulation in these types of Objectives occurs via a rotating collar whose exact position is difficult to measure and reproduce across different Experiments. In this context, setting the collar to the Maximum NA position is desirable not only because it is more easy to reproduce and it best to estimate the maximal resolution of the system.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setZ_Dimension(value)

Sets the value of the Z_Dimension attribute.

This field records whether (True) or not (False) this Optical Calibration procedure was performed using XY or XYZ Images of the Optical Standard sample.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	boolean	The value to set	required

getZ_Dimension()

Returns the value of the Z_Dimension attribute.

This field records whether (True) or not (False) this Optical Calibration procedure was performed using XY or XYZ Images of the Optical Standard sample.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	The value of the attribute

resetZ_Dimension()

Resets the Z_Dimension attribute to an unset state.

This field records whether (True) or not (False) this Optical Calibration procedure was performed using XY or XYZ Images of the Optical Standard sample.

hasZ_Dimension()

Checks whether the optional Z_Dimension attribute is present.

This field records whether (True) or not (False) this Optical Calibration procedure was performed using XY or XYZ Images of the Optical Standard sample.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setNyquistRate(value)

Sets the value of the NyquistRate attribute.

This field captures the ratio between the Pixel Size and the Nyquist Criterion. The Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem establishes that 'when sampling a signal (e.g., converting from an analog signal to digital), the sampling frequency must be greater than twice the Band Width of the input signal in order to be able to reconstruct the original perfectly from the sampled version' (Whittaker E.T., (1915). Proc. Roy. Soc. Edinburgh Sect. A, 25:181; Shannon C.E., (1949) Proc. IRE, 37:10). The Nyquist Criterion determines the minimal Sampling Density needed to capture ALL information from the Specimen into the Image. It can be shown that if the Sampling Density is higher than the Nyquist Rate (also referred to as Critical Sampling Distance) all information about the object is captured. It is important to note that the Nyquist Rate depends on the Objective Numerical Aperture (NA) and on the Excitation and Emission WaveLengths. The recommended Nyquist Rate is > 2 for conventional light microscopy, and it is 2.5 - 3 for high resolution imaging.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	float	The value to set	required

getNyquistRate()

Returns the value of the NyquistRate attribute.

This field captures the ratio between the Pixel Size and the Nyquist Criterion. The Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem establishes that 'when sampling a signal (e.g., converting from an analog signal to digital), the sampling frequency must be greater than twice the Band Width of the input signal in order to be able to reconstruct the original perfectly from the sampled version' (Whittaker E.T., (1915). Proc. Roy. Soc. Edinburgh Sect. A, 25:181; Shannon C.E., (1949) Proc. IRE, 37:10). The Nyquist Criterion determines the minimal Sampling Density needed to capture ALL information from the Specimen into the Image. It can be shown that if the Sampling Density is higher than the Nyquist Rate (also referred to as Critical Sampling Distance) all information about the object is captured. It is important to note that the Nyquist Rate depends on the Objective Numerical Aperture (NA) and on the Excitation and Emission WaveLengths. The recommended Nyquist Rate is > 2 for conventional light microscopy, and it is 2.5 - 3 for high resolution imaging.

Returns:

Type	Description
float	The value of the attribute

resetNyquistRate()

Resets the NyquistRate attribute to an unset state.

This field captures the ratio between the Pixel Size and the Nyquist Criterion. The Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem establishes that 'when sampling a signal (e.g., converting from an analog signal to digital), the sampling frequency must be greater than twice the Band Width of the input signal in order to be able to reconstruct the original perfectly from the sampled version' (Whittaker E.T., (1915). Proc. Roy. Soc. Edinburgh Sect. A, 25:181; Shannon C.E., (1949) Proc. IRE, 37:10). The Nyquist Criterion determines the minimal Sampling Density needed to capture ALL information from the Specimen into the Image. It can be shown that if the Sampling Density is higher than the Nyquist Rate (also referred to as Critical Sampling Distance) all information about the object is captured. It is important to note that the Nyquist Rate depends on the Objective Numerical Aperture (NA) and on the Excitation and Emission WaveLengths. The recommended Nyquist Rate is > 2 for conventional light microscopy, and it is 2.5 - 3 for high resolution imaging.

hasNyquistRate()

Checks whether the optional NyquistRate attribute is present.

This field captures the ratio between the Pixel Size and the Nyquist Criterion. The Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem establishes that 'when sampling a signal (e.g., converting from an analog signal to digital), the sampling frequency must be greater than twice the Band Width of the input signal in order to be able to reconstruct the original perfectly from the sampled version' (Whittaker E.T., (1915). Proc. Roy. Soc. Edinburgh Sect. A, 25:181; Shannon C.E., (1949) Proc. IRE, 37:10). The Nyquist Criterion determines the minimal Sampling Density needed to capture ALL information from the Specimen into the Image. It can be shown that if the Sampling Density is higher than the Nyquist Rate (also referred to as Critical Sampling Distance) all information about the object is captured. It is important to note that the Nyquist Rate depends on the Objective Numerical Aperture (NA) and on the Excitation and Emission WaveLengths. The recommended Nyquist Rate is > 2 for conventional light microscopy, and it is 2.5 - 3 for high resolution imaging.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setSampleSize(value)

Sets the value of the SampleSize attribute.

This field captures the Sample size that was used to calculate the reported Optical Calibration metrics. For example, this might represent the number of Colored Beads that were utilized to gather data on the Optical performance of the Microscope.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	PositiveInt_Type	The value to set	required

getSampleSize()

Returns the value of the SampleSize attribute.

This field captures the Sample size that was used to calculate the reported Optical Calibration metrics. For example, this might represent the number of Colored Beads that were utilized to gather data on the Optical performance of the Microscope.

Returns:

Type	Description
PositiveInt_Type	The value of the attribute

resetSampleSize()

Resets the SampleSize attribute to an unset state.

This field captures the Sample size that was used to calculate the reported Optical Calibration metrics. For example, this might represent the number of Colored Beads that were utilized to gather data on the Optical performance of the Microscope.

hasSampleSize()

Checks whether the optional SampleSize attribute is present.

This field captures the Sample size that was used to calculate the reported Optical Calibration metrics. For example, this might represent the number of Colored Beads that were utilized to gather data on the Optical performance of the Microscope.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setPSFEquation(value)

Sets the value of the PSFEquation attribute.

This field captures the Equation that was used to perform the Eliptical PSF Gaussian Fit.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	string	The value to set	required

getPSFEquation()

Returns the value of the PSFEquation attribute.

This field captures the Equation that was used to perform the Eliptical PSF Gaussian Fit.

Returns:

Type	Description
string	The value of the attribute

resetPSFEquation()

Resets the PSFEquation attribute to an unset state.

This field captures the Equation that was used to perform the Eliptical PSF Gaussian Fit.

hasPSFEquation()

Checks whether the optional PSFEquation attribute is present.

This field captures the Equation that was used to perform the Eliptical PSF Gaussian Fit.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setPlanarity(value)

Sets the value of the Planarity attribute.

This is a measure of the flatness of the focal plane across the Field of View (FOV). The planarity of the focal plane is calculated from the observed z-position of the best focus of each Point Emitter. It indicates focal aberrations or tilt. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	float	The value to set	required

getPlanarity()

Returns the value of the Planarity attribute.

This is a measure of the flatness of the focal plane across the Field of View (FOV). The planarity of the focal plane is calculated from the observed z-position of the best focus of each Point Emitter. It indicates focal aberrations or tilt. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Returns:

Type	Description
float	The value of the attribute

resetPlanarity()

Resets the Planarity attribute to an unset state.

This is a measure of the flatness of the focal plane across the Field of View (FOV). The planarity of the focal plane is calculated from the observed z-position of the best focus of each Point Emitter. It indicates focal aberrations or tilt. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

hasPlanarity()

Checks whether the optional Planarity attribute is present.

This is a measure of the flatness of the focal plane across the Field of View (FOV). The planarity of the focal plane is calculated from the observed z-position of the best focus of each Point Emitter. It indicates focal aberrations or tilt. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setPlanarityUnit(value)

Sets the value of the PlanarityUnit attribute.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	UnitsLength_Type	The value to set	required

getPlanarityUnit()

Returns the value of the PlanarityUnit attribute.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
UnitsLength_Type	The value of the attribute

resetPlanarityUnit()

Resets the PlanarityUnit attribute to an unset state.

No description available in the XSD standard.

hasPlanarityUnit()

Checks whether the optional PlanarityUnit attribute is present.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setLateralAsymmetry(value)

Sets the value of the LateralAsymmetry attribute.

This field reports the mean +/- standard deviation over the Field of View (FOV) of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) Lateral Asymmetry (i.e. the ratio of the minimum lateral FWMH over the maximum lateral FWHM). It indicates the presence of optical aberrations. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	float	The value to set	required

getLateralAsymmetry()

Returns the value of the LateralAsymmetry attribute.

This field reports the mean +/- standard deviation over the Field of View (FOV) of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) Lateral Asymmetry (i.e. the ratio of the minimum lateral FWMH over the maximum lateral FWHM). It indicates the presence of optical aberrations. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Returns:

Type	Description
float	The value of the attribute

resetLateralAsymmetry()

Resets the LateralAsymmetry attribute to an unset state.

This field reports the mean +/- standard deviation over the Field of View (FOV) of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) Lateral Asymmetry (i.e. the ratio of the minimum lateral FWMH over the maximum lateral FWHM). It indicates the presence of optical aberrations. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

hasLateralAsymmetry()

Checks whether the optional LateralAsymmetry attribute is present.

This field reports the mean +/- standard deviation over the Field of View (FOV) of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) Lateral Asymmetry (i.e. the ratio of the minimum lateral FWMH over the maximum lateral FWHM). It indicates the presence of optical aberrations. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setAxialAsymmetry(value)

Sets the value of the AxialAsymmetry attribute.

This field reports the mean +/- standard deviation over the Field of View (FOV) of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) Axial Asymmetry (i.e. the ratio of the minimum axial FWMH over the maximum axial FWHM; also referred to as Spherical Aberration). It indicates the presence of optical aberrations. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	float	The value to set	required

getAxialAsymmetry()

Returns the value of the AxialAsymmetry attribute.

This field reports the mean +/- standard deviation over the Field of View (FOV) of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) Axial Asymmetry (i.e. the ratio of the minimum axial FWMH over the maximum axial FWHM; also referred to as Spherical Aberration). It indicates the presence of optical aberrations. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Returns:

Type	Description
float	The value of the attribute

resetAxialAsymmetry()

Resets the AxialAsymmetry attribute to an unset state.

This field reports the mean +/- standard deviation over the Field of View (FOV) of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) Axial Asymmetry (i.e. the ratio of the minimum axial FWMH over the maximum axial FWHM; also referred to as Spherical Aberration). It indicates the presence of optical aberrations. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

hasAxialAsymmetry()

Checks whether the optional AxialAsymmetry attribute is present.

This field reports the mean +/- standard deviation over the Field of View (FOV) of the observed Point Spread Function (PSF) Axial Asymmetry (i.e. the ratio of the minimum axial FWMH over the maximum axial FWHM; also referred to as Spherical Aberration). It indicates the presence of optical aberrations. Ideally this measurement should be reflective of multiple individual Point Emitter observations across the Field of View (FOV). However, if a single measurement is taken, it is essential that this be taken from the center of the Objective FOV.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise

setOpticalCalibrationImageRef_List(value)

Sets the list of OpticalCalibrationImageRef elements.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	List[OpticalCalibrationImageRef]	The new list of OpticalCalibrationImageRef elements	required

getOpticalCalibrationImageRef_List()

Returns the list of OpticalCalibrationImageRef elements.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
List[OpticalCalibrationImageRef]	The list of OpticalCalibrationImageRef elements

addToOpticalCalibrationImageRef_List(value)

Adds a new OpticalCalibrationImageRef element to this object.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	OpticalCalibrationImageRef	The element to add	required

clearOpticalCalibrationImageRef_List()

Clear the list of OpticalCalibrationImageRef.

No description available in the XSD standard.

setPSFEquationFile_List(value)

Sets the list of PSFEquationFile elements.

This element refers to any type of file describing the PSF Equation that was used in this case.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	List[FileAnnotation_Type]	The new list of PSFEquationFile elements	required

getPSFEquationFile_List()

Returns the list of PSFEquationFile elements.

This element refers to any type of file describing the PSF Equation that was used in this case.

Returns:

Type	Description
List[FileAnnotation_Type]	The list of PSFEquationFile elements

addToPSFEquationFile_List(value)

Adds a new PSFEquationFile element to this object.

This element refers to any type of file describing the PSF Equation that was used in this case.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	FileAnnotation_Type	The element to add	required

clearPSFEquationFile_List()

Clear the list of PSFEquationFile.

This element refers to any type of file describing the PSF Equation that was used in this case.

setOpticalCalibrationReport_List(value)

Sets the list of OpticalCalibrationReport elements.

This element refers to any File containing a report generated by the Calibration Software referred to in Calibration procedure.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	List[FileAnnotation_Type]	The new list of OpticalCalibrationReport elements	required

getOpticalCalibrationReport_List()

Returns the list of OpticalCalibrationReport elements.

This element refers to any File containing a report generated by the Calibration Software referred to in Calibration procedure.

Returns:

Type	Description
List[FileAnnotation_Type]	The list of OpticalCalibrationReport elements

addToOpticalCalibrationReport_List(value)

Adds a new OpticalCalibrationReport element to this object.

This element refers to any File containing a report generated by the Calibration Software referred to in Calibration procedure.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	FileAnnotation_Type	The element to add	required

clearOpticalCalibrationReport_List()

Clear the list of OpticalCalibrationReport.

This element refers to any File containing a report generated by the Calibration Software referred to in Calibration procedure.

setChromaticRegistrationEvaluation_List(value)

Sets the list of ChromaticRegistrationEvaluation elements.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	List[ChromaticRegistrationEvaluation]	The new list of ChromaticRegistrationEvaluation elements	required

getChromaticRegistrationEvaluation_List()

Returns the list of ChromaticRegistrationEvaluation elements.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
List[ChromaticRegistrationEvaluation]	The list of ChromaticRegistrationEvaluation elements

addToChromaticRegistrationEvaluation_List(value)

Adds a new ChromaticRegistrationEvaluation element to this object.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	ChromaticRegistrationEvaluation	The element to add	required

clearChromaticRegistrationEvaluation_List()

Clear the list of ChromaticRegistrationEvaluation.

No description available in the XSD standard.

setFieldUniformityEvaluation_List(value)

Sets the list of FieldUniformityEvaluation elements.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	List[FieldUniformityEvaluation]	The new list of FieldUniformityEvaluation elements	required

getFieldUniformityEvaluation_List()

Returns the list of FieldUniformityEvaluation elements.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
List[FieldUniformityEvaluation]	The list of FieldUniformityEvaluation elements

addToFieldUniformityEvaluation_List(value)

Adds a new FieldUniformityEvaluation element to this object.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	FieldUniformityEvaluation	The element to add	required

clearFieldUniformityEvaluation_List()

Clear the list of FieldUniformityEvaluation.

No description available in the XSD standard.

setOpticalCalibrationStandardGroup_List(value)

Sets the list of OpticalCalibrationStandardGroup elements.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	List[OpticalCalibrationStandard_Type]	The new list of OpticalCalibrationStandardGroup elements	required

getOpticalCalibrationStandardGroup_List()

Returns the list of OpticalCalibrationStandardGroup elements.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
List[OpticalCalibrationStandard_Type]	The list of OpticalCalibrationStandardGroup elements

addToOpticalCalibrationStandardGroup_List(value)

Adds a new OpticalCalibrationStandardGroup element to this object.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	OpticalCalibrationStandard_Type	The element to add	required

clearOpticalCalibrationStandardGroup_List()

Clear the list of OpticalCalibrationStandardGroup.

No description available in the XSD standard.

setCalibrationSoftware_List(value)

Sets the list of CalibrationSoftware elements.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	List[CalibrationSoftware]	The new list of CalibrationSoftware elements	required

getCalibrationSoftware_List()

Returns the list of CalibrationSoftware elements.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Returns:

Type	Description
List[CalibrationSoftware]	The list of CalibrationSoftware elements

addToCalibrationSoftware_List(value)

Adds a new CalibrationSoftware element to this object.

No description available in the XSD standard.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	CalibrationSoftware	The element to add	required

clearCalibrationSoftware_List()

Clear the list of CalibrationSoftware.

No description available in the XSD standard.

setAnnotationRef(value)

Sets the value of the AnnotationRef element.

This is a simple multi-line comment or annotation describing this component.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
value	OpticalCalibration_InlineAnnotationRef	The value to set	required

getAnnotationRef()

Returns the value of the AnnotationRef element.

This is a simple multi-line comment or annotation describing this component.

Returns:

Type	Description
OpticalCalibration_InlineAnnotationRef	The value of the element

resetAnnotationRef()

Resets the AnnotationRef element to an unset state.

This is a simple multi-line comment or annotation describing this component.

hasAnnotationRef()

Checks whether the optional AnnotationRef element is present.

This is a simple multi-line comment or annotation describing this component.

Returns:

Type	Description
boolean	true if the optional attribute has been set, false otherwise