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Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of glga_manual


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Aug 19, 2016, 8:27:11 PM (10 years ago)
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ehsan
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    120120 13: Export Ellipse: To update the ellipse in ds9 when it's open. If you have already opened ds9, but you have edited the ellipse in the TV, use this action to export the TV ellipse to ds9. Note: ds9 can also be used a bridge between Pylipes (i.e. the python code to modify the ellipse) and GLGA TV. To export an ellipse from TV to Pylipse, you can re-open Pylipse (in TV: Menu > Pylipse > Open)
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     122 14: Run SExtractor: Running SExtractor to update the ellipse information. If SExtractor has been already run and the information exists in the data-base, the GUI asks whether to use the previous results, or run SExtractor again. Note: one can run SExtractor automatically for the entire data-base, and if there is any adjustment needed, it is possible to re-run it in the TV. In this case, TV first creates a temporary masked image (applying both band-mask and common-mask files) and then runs SExtractor. This way one can take care of any foreground/background problems that could have been already resolved. Also there are other masking options just to run SExtractor (see: menu > SExtractor)
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     124 15: Edit Ellipse: Editing the ellipse parameter in the TV. To see all the options, look at the terminal and follow the right commands. Note: if in the middle of the editing, user clicks on any button on the control-panel, the ellipse editing action would be ignored and the new command would be run.
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     126 16: Original Ellipse: Use the original ellipse paramter and update the TV
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     128 17: Refresh TV: To reload the image and all masks. For larger galaxies, reloading takes time, but it helps to see the color of the masks (in case of having both Pink and Green masks)
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     132 18: quit-next: quit the GLGA TV and save the flags and note about the image. You can simply use the pop-up window which is synchronized with terminal. You can also use the short keys suggested in terminal. If you happen to close the pop-up window, don't worry, you can still follow-up with terminal in old-fashion. To prevent users to accidentally mess around with the important TV parameters (e.g. masks, ellipse etc.), all unnecessary actions on the control-panel would remain deactivated unless this process is cancelled. Please don't use the menu-bar when you are in the middle of quitting process. Updated ellipse parameter would be saved.
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     134 19: Quit-Exit: Exiting the TV. Updated ellipse parameter would not be saved.
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     136 20: Skip: Skipping the analysis of the current galaxy and move on to the next galaxy on the list. Updated ellipse parameter would not be saved.