Changeset 14748 for trunk/ippconfig/recipes/ppSub.config

Timestamp:

Sep 5, 2007, 10:03:28 AM (19 years ago)

Author:

Paul Price

Message:

Increasing footprint size.

File:

• trunk/ippconfig/recipes/ppSub.config (modified) (3 diffs)

trunk/ippconfig/recipes/ppSub.config

@@ -6 +6 @@
 REGION.SIZE     F32     0               # Iso-kernel region size (pixels)
 STAMP.SPACING   F32     200             # Typical spacing between stamps (pixels)
-STAMP.FOOTPRINT S32     5               # Size of stamps (pixels)
+STAMP.FOOTPRINT S32     20              # Size of stamps (pixels)
 STAMP.THRESHOLD F32     0               # Flux threshold for stamps (ADU)
 ITER            S32     10              # Number of rejection iterations
@@ -12 +12 @@
 MASK.BAD        STR     BLANK,BAD,SAT   # Mask value for bad pixels
 MASK.BLANK      STR     BLANK           # Mask value to give blank pixels
-@ISIS.WIDTHS    F32     1 3 5 7 9       # Gaussian FWHMs for ISIS kernels
-@ISIS.ORDERS    S32     4 2 2 2 2       # Polynomial orders for ISIS kernels
+@ISIS.WIDTHS    F32     1 3 5           # Gaussian FWHMs for ISIS kernels
+@ISIS.ORDERS    S32     4 2 2           # Polynomial orders for ISIS kernels
 SPAM.BINNING    S32     2               # Binning in outer region for SPAM kernels
 INNER           S32     5               # Inner half-size for SPAM and FRIES kernels
@@ -19 +19 @@
 
 OPTIMUM         BOOL    FALSE           # Derive optimum parameters for ISIS and GUNK kernels
-OPTIMUM.MIN     F32     0.5             # Minimum value for optimum FWHM search
-OPTIMUM.MAX     F32     20              # Maximum value for optimum FWHM search
-OPTIMUM.STEP    F32     0.5             # Step for optimum FWHM search
+OPTIMUM.MIN     F32     1.0             # Minimum width for optimum FWHM search
+OPTIMUM.MAX     F32     20              # Maximum width for optimum FWHM search
+OPTIMUM.STEP    F32     0.5             # Step in width for optimum FWHM search
 OPTIMUM.TOL     F32     3.0e-3          # Maximum difference in chi^2 between iterations to settle for
-OPTIMUM.ORDER   S32     2               # Maximum order for optimum search
+OPTIMUM.ORDER   S32     2               # Maximum polynomial order for optimum search
 
 ### Modifications to use when stacking data