% @(#)testb5ccd.hlq 17.1.1.1 (ESO-SDAG) 01/25/02 17:49:45 %++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ %.COPYRIGHT (c) 1994 European Southern Observatory %.IDENT testb5ccd.hlq %.AUTHOR RHW, SDAG/ESO %.KEYWORDS MIDAS, ccd package, bias, testing %.PURPOSE On-line help file for the command: TESTB5/CCD %.VERSION 940620 RHW created %.VERSION 950210 RHW txt output eliminated; printed info reduced %--------------------------------------------------------------------- \se SECTION./CCD \es\co TESTB5/CCD 20-Jun-1994 RHW \oc\su TESTB5/CCD in_cat [out_id] [area] [size,fac] Do the statistics of the bias frame is a catalogue. \us\pu Purpose: Do the statistics of the bias frame is a catalogue. \up\sy Syntax: TESTB5/CCD in_cat [out_id] [area] [size,fac] \ys\pa in_cat = input (with the extension .cat) catalogue of frames to be combined; no default \ap\pa out_id = output identifier for the output of the test prodedure. All output (i.e. frames, listings and plots) will start with this identifier. Default is BIAS. \ap\pa area = area which the statistics is computed; Default is whole image area. \ap\pa size,fact = size of smoothing box used for median filtering and decimation factor for frame size reduction. Default is 5,16. The default size 5 for the filtering implies a filtering over boxes of 11 by 11 pixels. \ap\no Note: This command is the fifth test of a series of tests bias frames: B1 to B5. See the command TESTBA/CCD. \\ For each input frame in the catalogue determine the mean BIAS and standard deviation AFTER hot pixel correction, box averaging and median filtering. Finally, the overall mean bias level and sigma are computed. \\ For more details about the various combining methods, please refer to the CCD Chapter in Volume B of the ESO-MIDAS Users' Guide. \on\op Output: The statistical data wil be stored in the table `out_id'_mean.tbl. \po\see See also: TESTBA/CCD, SET/CCD, SHOW/CCD, COMBINE/CCD, AVERAGE/ROW, AVERAGE/COLUMN, FILTER/MEDIAN, Ch. 3 in Vol. 2 of the Users Guide. \ees\exs Examples: \ex TESTB5/CCD bs_cat.cat BS Do the statistics on all frame in the catalogue bs_cat. Use the defaults for filtering and rebinning. \xe \sxe