1 HISTO_DOUBLE HISTO_DOUBLE Computes the histogram of an image (Y_image) as a function of a second one (Z_image). This gives an information similar to, but slightly different from the cross histogram (cf HISTO_CROSS). The program computes histogram of the mean value and standard deviation. The result is a table of 4 Columns, in which 1) the first column contains the mean value of the Y_image (average of all pixels in the Y_image for which the Z_image value is included in the corresponding slot) 2) the second the standard deviation (of the Y_image values). 3) the third the number of pixels of the Y_image used to compute the mean and deviation. 4) the fourth column contains the histogram abscissa (actual value of the input Z_image) 2 Z_NAME$ TASK\FILE "First input image" Z_NAME$ This is the name of the input image that defines the histogram slots. 2 Y_NAME$ TASK\FILE "Second input image" Y_NAME$ This is the name of the input image that defines the histogram values. 2 Y_BLC$ TASK\INTEGER "Bottom left corner" Y_BLC$[4] This is the position (in pixels) of the Bottom Left Corner of the part of both maps that will be used to compute the histogram. 2 Y_TRC$ TASK\INTEGER "Top right corner" Y_TRC$[4] This is the position (in pixels) of the Top Right Corner of the part of both maps that will be used to compute the histogram. 2 X_BIN$ TASK\INTEGER "Number of histograms bins" X_BINS$ This is the number of histogram slots that will be defined within the values of the first image. 2 X_MIN$ TASK\REAL "Minimum value" X_MIN$ This is the value (of the first image) corresponding to the lowest bin. 2 X_MAX$ TASK\REAL "Maximum value" X_MAX$ This is the value (of the first image) corresponding to the highest bin. 2 X_NAME$ TASK\FILE "Output histogram name" X_NAME$ This is the name of the output histogram. 1 END