% @(#)analysinve.hlq 17.1.1.1 (ESO-IPG) 01/25/02 17:15:16 \se SECTION./INVENT \es\co ANALYSE/INVENTORY 14-DEC-1988 \oc\su ANALYSE/INVENTORY frame in_tab [out_tab] [ver_par] [deb_mode] [out_psf] verify the used table of objects and calculates the image parameters \us\pu Purpose: In the VERIFY mode, the ANALYSE command verifies the used table of objects, and calculates the image parameters. In the NOVER mode the verification is omitted. \up\sy Syntax: ANALYSE/INVENTORY frame table1 [table2] [ver_par] [debug] [out_psf] \ys\pa frame = input frame \ap\pa in_tab = input table (output of SEARCH command or other MIDAS table format file with at least two columns containing world coordinates of objects with labels :X and :Y) \ap\pa out_tab = optional output table \ap\pa ver_par = VER for verification (default) NOVER for non-verification \ap\pa deb_mode = debug mod: DEBUG or NODEBUG; optional (used with small frames in case of trouble); default is NODEBUG \ap\pa out_psf = name of an image frame to hold point spread function extracted from the input image. Effective only when the keyword ANALITER and at least one of keywords FULLPSF or UNDRSMPL have positive values. Subpixeling is applied in accordance with value of keyword UNDRSMPL. \ap\no Note: In the NOVERIFY mode, the verification process is omitted. The table of objects is produced independently of the Inventory procedure and the ANALYSE/INV command calculates several image parameters, which can be used as final results and/or as input for the CLASSIFY/INV command. \\ In the VER mode, the command verifies the used table of object, which is the output of the SEARCH/INV command. Many of the entries are deleted, some new ones are added. The object positions are improved and the ANALYSE/INV command calculates several image parameters, which can be used as final results and/or as input for the CLASSIFY command. \\ The output table will contain all columns as described in the user manual (Volume 2, Chapter 4). However, the last 3 columns used for the error estimates for the position and magnitude will only be filled when ANALYSE/INVENT is used with a two-dimensional psf (FULLPSF larger than 0) and more than one iteration (ITERATE greater than 0). \\ Before running the command, check the values of the keywords used by this command with SET/INV A(nalyse) [A(ll)] \on\exs Examples: \ex ANALYSE/INVENT IMAGE TABLEA TABLEB VER Analysis on frame IMAGE objects listed in table TABLEA. Some of the objects are deleted, some additional objects are added. TABLEA should contain columns named X and Y which are obligatory. The presence of columns BG and INT may save some CPU time. Output table TABLEB contains 22 parameters for each object including positions, magnitudes, and sizes. \xe\ex ANALYSE/INVENT SMALLIMAGE TABLEA TABLEB VER DEBUG Displays on terminal plenty of intermediate results to help understanding how the analysis is done. \xe\ex ANALYSE/INVENT SMALLIMAGE TABLEA ? VER DEBUG The same as before but output table is not created. \xe\ex ANALYSE/INVENT IMAGE TABLEA TABLEB NOVER Analyses on frame IMAGE objects listed in table TABLEA. Obtained parameters are listed in table TABLEB for the same set of objects. The objects coordinates are not changed. The input table should contain columns X and Y. \xe\ex ANALYSE/INVENT SMALLIMAGE TABLEA ? NOVER DEBUG Displays on terminal plenty of intermediate results to help understanding how the analysis is done. \xe \sxe