% @(#)comparwave.hlq 17.1.1.1 (ESO-IPG) 01/25/02 17:21:09 %++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ %.COPYRIGHT (c) 1993 European Southern Observatory %.IDENT comparwave.hlq %.AUTHOR 06-APR-93, IPG/ESO %.KEYWORDS MIDAS, help files, %.PURPOSE On-line help file for the command: COMPAR/WAVE %.VERSION 1.0 JS : Creation, 06-APR-93 %---------------------------------------------------------------- \se SECTION./WAVE \es\co COMPAR/WAVE JS 06-APR-93 \oc\su COMPAR/WAVE image1 image2 [Nbr_Scales] [N_Sigma] [Table_Correlation_Name] [Table_Snr_Name] [Display] [Init] \us\pu Purpose: compares two images in the wavelet space. At each scale the signal to noise ratio and the correlation is calculated. The results are stored in tables. \up\sy Syntax: COMPAR/WAVE image1 image2 [Nbr_Scales] [N_Sigma] [Tab_Correl_Name] [Table_Snr_Name] [Display] [Init] \ys\pa image1 = reference image \ap\pa image2 = image to compare \ap\pa Nbr_Scales = number of scales; the default value is 3. \ap\pa N_Sigma = parameter which allows us to select the wavelet coefficients which are taken into account in the comparison. Only the wavelet coefficients Wi of the reference image which verifies the following relation are taken into account:\\ | Wi | > N_Sigma * Standard_Deviation\\ The default value is 0, this means that all the wavelet coefficients are used. \ap\pa Tab_Correl_Name = file name of the correlation table. The default value is "cmp_correl.tbl" \ap\pa Tab_Snr_Name = file name of the signal to noise ratio table. The default value is "cmp_snr.tbl" \ap\pa Display = Y or N\\ If Display = Y the results are plot on the two graphic windows 1 and 2; default value is Y. \ap\pa Init = Y or N; default value is Y.\\ If Display = Y then the files cmp_correl.tbl and cmp_snr.tbl (if existing) will be deleted. if Display = N then a column is added to the existing files. \ap\see See also: TRANSF/WAVE, PLOT/SNR, PLOT/COR \ees\no Note: If we want to compare an image to a set of images, the command COMPAR/WAVE has to be called several times. All the images must have the same size. \on\exs Examples: \ex COMPAR/WAVE im1 im2 compare two images and plot the result on the screen. \xe\ex {\tt COMPAR/WAVE im_ref im1 4 ? correl snr N Y\\ COMPAR/WAVE im_ref im2 4 ? correl snr N N COMPAR/WAVE im_ref im3 4 ? correl snr N N COMPAR/WAVE im_ref im4 4 ? correl snr Y N } compares 4 images to im_ref. The comparison is done with four scales. The results are stored in the files "correl.tbl" and "snr.tbl". After the last call, the results of the comparison is displayed on the screen in two graphic windows. \xe \sxe