quickPlot (version 0.1.4rc) | index |
Plots DS9 field of view of the Fermi LAT data analysis results.
This module generates the residual and significance maps starting
from the count and model maps (created and used in the likelihood
analysis of the Fermi LAT data). All the maps are then plotted using
DS9 for an easy comparison.
There are two ways to run this module: from within python or from
the command line. The simplest way to run it is from the command line.
First, generate a default config file:
> quickPlot (-i|--initialize)
Then edit the config file to match your specific analysis by filling
out the various options. Next, run the command again:
> quickPlot (-p|--plot) (-n |--basename=)<basename>
where <basename> is the prefix you've chosen to use; usually the name
of your source of interest but not necessarily so.
If you want to run this from within python, you'll need to first
create a quickPlot object and then you can use the various
functions below. See the documentation for the individual functions
for more details.
This module logs all of the steps to a file called
<basename>_quickPlot.log as well as to the screen.
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TsMap = <GtApp.GtApp object> __author__ = 'Davide Donato (FSSC)' __version__ = '0.1.4rc' addCubes = <GtApp.GtApp object> counts_map = <GtApp.GtApp object> diffResps = <GtApp.GtApp object> e = 2.7182818284590451 evtbin = <GtApp.GtApp object> expCube = <GtApp.GtApp object> expMap = <GtApp.GtApp object> filter = <GtApp.GtApp object> gtexpcube2 = <GtApp.GtApp object> like = <GtApp.GtApp object> maketime = <GtApp.GtApp object> model_map = <GtApp.GtApp object> obsSim = <GtApp.GtApp object> pi = 3.1415926535897931 rspgen = <GtApp.GtApp object> srcMaps = <GtApp.GtApp object> |
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Davide Donato (FSSC) |