AstroIntensityMap¶
- class sofia_redux.scan.source_models.astro_intensity_map.AstroIntensityMap(info, reduction=None)[source]¶
Bases:
AstroData2D
Initialize an astronomical intensity map.
The astronomical intensity map represents the source as an
Observation2D
map containing data, noise, and exposure values. It also contains a base image containing the results of the previous reduction iteration in order to calculate gain and coupling increments.- Parameters:
- infosofia_redux.scan.info.info.Info
The Info object which should belong to this source model.
- reductionsofia_redux.scan.reduction.reduction.Reduction, optional
The reduction for which this source model should be applied.
Attributes Summary
Return the flagspace associated with the underlying map observation.
Return attributes that should be referenced during a copy.
Return the shape of the map.
Methods Summary
add_base
()Add the base to the observation map.
add_frames_from_integration
(integration, ...)Add frames from an integration to the source model.
add_model_data
(source_model[, weight])Add an increment source model data onto the current model.
add_points
(frames, pixels, frame_gains, ...)Add points to the source model.
base_footprint
(pixels)Returns the base footprint.
calculate_coupling
(integration, pixels, ...)Calculate the channel source coupling values.
Clear all memory references prior to deletion.
copy
([with_contents])Return a copy of the source model.
Return the number of points in the smoothing beam of the map.
create_from
(scans[, assign_scans])Initialize model from scans.
Create the source model map.
Apply beam filter correction.
filter_source
(filter_fwhm[, ...])Apply source filtering.
get_clean_local_copy
([full])Get an unprocessed copy of the source model.
get_data
()Return the map data.
Return the Jansky's per unit area.
Return the 2D map.
Return the coordinates of the peak value.
Return the peak index.
get_peak_source
([degree, reduce_degrees])Return the peak source model.
Returns the Number of bytes per pixel.
Return the source name.
get_table_entry
(name)Return a parameter value for a given name.
get_unit
()Return the map data unit.
Return the map mask.
mask_integration_samples
(integration[, flag])Set the sample flag in an integration for masked map elements.
mask_samples
([flag])Propagate masked source samples to integration sample flags.
mem_correct
(lg_multiplier)Apply maximum entropy correction to the map.
merge_accumulate
(other)Merge another source with this one.
merge_mask
(other_map)Merge the mask from another map onto this one.
post_process_scan
(scan)Perform post-processing steps on a scan.
Perform the final processing steps.
Reset the map filtering.
Reset the source processing.
set_base
()Set the base to the map (copy of).
set_data_shape
(shape)Set the shape of the map.
set_filtering
(fwhm)Set the map filtering FWHM.
set_info
(info)Set the Info object for the source model.
smooth_to
(fwhm)Smooth the map to a given FWHM.
Create a stand alone base image.
sync_source_gains
(frames, pixels, ...)Remove the map source from frame data.
update_mask
([blanking_level, min_neighbors])Update the map mask based on significance levels and valid neighbors.
Attributes Documentation
- flagspace¶
Return the flagspace associated with the underlying map observation.
- Returns:
- sofia_redux.scan.flags.flags.Flag
- referenced_attributes¶
Return attributes that should be referenced during a copy.
- Returns:
- set (str)
- shape¶
Return the shape of the map.
Note that this is in numpy (y, x) order.
- Returns:
- tuple of int
Methods Documentation
- add_frames_from_integration(integration, pixels, source_gains, signal_mode=None)[source]¶
Add frames from an integration to the source model.
- Parameters:
- integrationIntegration
The integration to add.
- pixelsChannelGroup
The channels (pixels) to add to the source model.
- source_gainsnumpy.ndarray (float)
The source gains for the all channels (pixels). Should be of shape (all_channels,).
- signal_modeFrameFlagTypes, optional
The signal mode flag, indicating which signal should be used to extract the frame source gains. Typically, TOTAL_POWER.
- Returns:
- mapping_framesint
The number of frames that contributed towards mapping.
- add_model_data(source_model, weight=1.0)[source]¶
Add an increment source model data onto the current model.
- Parameters:
- source_modelAstroIntensityMap
The source model increment.
- weightfloat, optional
The weight of the source model increment.
- Returns:
- None
- add_points(frames, pixels, frame_gains, source_gains)[source]¶
Add points to the source model.
Accumulates the combined frame and channel data to the source map for each frame/channel sample. If a given sample maps to a single map pixel, that pixel is incremented by:
i = frame_data * weights * gains w = weights * gains^2 weights = frame_weight / channel_variance gains = frame_gain * channel_gain
where i is the weighted data increment, and w is the weight increment. The exposure values are also added to by simply incrementing the time at any pixel by the sampling interval multiplied by the number of samples falling within that pixel.
- Parameters:
- framesFrames
The frames to add to the source model.
- pixelsChannelGroup
The channels (pixels) to add to the source model.
- frame_gainsnumpy.ndarray (float)
The gain values for all frames of shape (n_frames,).
- source_gainsnumpy.ndarray (float)
The channel source gains for all channels of shape (all_channels,).
- Returns:
- mapping_framesint
The number of valid mapping frames added for the model.
- calculate_coupling(integration, pixels, source_gains, sync_gains)[source]¶
Calculate the channel source coupling values.
- Parameters:
- integrationIntegration
- pixelsChannels or ChannelGroup
The pixels for which to calculate coupling.
- source_gainsnumpy.ndarray (float)
The source gains for all frames in the integration of shape (n_frames,).
- sync_gainsnumpy.ndarray (float)
The sync gains for all channels in the integration of shape (all_channels,).
- Returns:
- None
- copy(with_contents=True)[source]¶
Return a copy of the source model.
- Parameters:
- with_contentsbool, optional
If
True
, return a true copy of the map. Otherwise, just return a map with basic metadata.
- Returns:
- AstroIntensityMap
- covariant_points()[source]¶
Return the number of points in the smoothing beam of the map.
- Returns:
- float
- create_from(scans, assign_scans=True)[source]¶
Initialize model from scans.
Sets the model scans to those provided, and the source model for each scan as this. All integration gains are normalized to the first scan. If the first scan is non-sidereal, the system will be forced to an equatorial frame.
- Parameters:
- scanslist (Scan)
A list of scans from which to create the model.
- assign_scansbool, optional
If
True
, assign the scans to this source model. Otherwise, there will be no hard link between the scans and source model.
- Returns:
- None
- filter_source(filter_fwhm, filter_blanking=None, use_fft=False)[source]¶
Apply source filtering.
- Parameters:
- filter_fwhmastropy.units.Quantity or Coordinate
The filtering FWHM for the source.
- filter_blankingfloat, optional
Only apply filtering within the optional range -filter_blanking -> +filter_blanking.
- use_fftbool, optional
If
True
, use FFTs to perform the filtering. Otherwise, do full convolutions.
- Returns:
- None
- get_clean_local_copy(full=False)[source]¶
Get an unprocessed copy of the source model.
- Parameters:
- fullbool, optional
If True, copy additional parameters for stand-alone reductions that would otherwise be referenced.
- Returns:
- SourceModel
- get_peak_coords()[source]¶
Return the coordinates of the peak value.
- Returns:
- peak_coordinatesCoordinate2D
The (x, y) peak coordinate.
- get_peak_source(degree=3, reduce_degrees=False)[source]¶
Return the peak source model.
- Parameters:
- degreeint, optional
The spline degree used to fit the peak map value.
- reduce_degreesbool, optional
If
True
, allow the spline fit to reduce the number of degrees in cases where there are not enough points available to perform the spline fit ofdegree
. IfFalse
, a ValueError will be raised if such a fit fails.
- Returns:
- GaussianSource
- get_pixel_footprint()[source]¶
Returns the Number of bytes per pixel.
This is probably no longer relevant and just copies CRUSH.
- Returns:
- int
- get_table_entry(name)[source]¶
Return a parameter value for a given name.
- Parameters:
- namestr, optional
- Returns:
- value
- mask_integration_samples(integration, flag='SAMPLE_SKIP')[source]¶
Set the sample flag in an integration for masked map elements.
- Parameters:
- integrationIntegration
- flagstr or int or Enum, optional
The name, integer identifier, or actual flag by which to flag samples.
- Returns:
- None
- mask_samples(flag='SAMPLE_SKIP')[source]¶
Propagate masked source samples to integration sample flags.
Flags the integration samples using the given flag if they correspond to a masked source sample.
- Parameters:
- flagstr or int or Enum, optional
The name, integer identifier, or actual flag by which to mask samples. By default, any integration samples that correspond to masked source samples will be flagged as ‘SAMPLE_SKIP’.
- Returns:
- None
- mem_correct(lg_multiplier)[source]¶
Apply maximum entropy correction to the map.
- Parameters:
- lg_multiplierfloat
- Returns:
- None
- merge_accumulate(other)[source]¶
Merge another source with this one.
- Parameters:
- otherAstroIntensityMap
- Returns:
- None
- merge_mask(other_map)[source]¶
Merge the mask from another map onto this one.
- Parameters:
- other_mapFlaggedArray
- Returns:
- None
- post_process_scan(scan)[source]¶
Perform post-processing steps on a scan.
At this stage, the map should have already been added to the main reduction map and we are left with a throw-away map that can be used to update settings in other objects. The intensity map may be used to update the pointing for a given scan.
- Parameters:
- scanScan
- Returns:
- None
- process_final()[source]¶
Perform the final processing steps.
The additional steps performed for the AstroIntensityMap are map leveling (if not extended or deep) and map re-weighting. The map may also be resampled if re-griding is enabled.
- Returns:
- None
- set_filtering(fwhm)[source]¶
Set the map filtering FWHM.
- Parameters:
- fwhmastropy.units.Quantity
- Returns:
- None
- set_info(info)[source]¶
Set the Info object for the source model.
This sets the provided
info
as the primary Info object containing the configuration and reduction information for the source model. The source model will also take ownership of theinfo
and set various parameters from the contents.- Parameters:
- infosofia_redux.info.info.Info
- Returns:
- None
- smooth_to(fwhm)[source]¶
Smooth the map to a given FWHM.
- Parameters:
- fwhmastropy.units.Quantity or Gaussian2D
- Returns:
- None
- sync_source_gains(frames, pixels, frame_gains, source_gains, sync_gains)[source]¶
Remove the map source from frame data.
In addition to source removal, samples are also flagged if the map is masked at that location.
For a given sample at frame i and channel j, frame data d_{i,j} will be decremented by dg where:
dg = fg * ( (gain(source) * map[index]) - (gain(sync) * base[index]) )
Here, fg is the frame gain and index is the index on the map of sample (i,j).
Any masked map value will result in matching samples being flagged.
- Parameters:
- framesFrames
The frames for which to remove the source gains.
- pixelsChannels or ChannelGroup
The channels for which to remove the source gains.
- frame_gainsnumpy.ndarray (float)
An array of frame gains of shape (n_frames,).
- source_gainsnumpy.ndarray (float)
An array of channel source gains for all channels of shape (all_channels,).
- sync_gainsnumpy.ndarray (float)
an array of channel sync gains for all channels of shape (all_channels,). The sync gains should contain the prior source gain.
- Returns:
- None
- update_mask(blanking_level=None, min_neighbors=2)[source]¶
Update the map mask based on significance levels and valid neighbors.
If a blanking level is supplied, significance values above or equal to the blanking level will be masked.
- Parameters:
- blanking_levelfloat, optional
The significance level used to mark the map. If not supplied, significance is irrelevant. See above for more details.
- min_neighborsint, optional
The minimum number of neighbors including the pixel itself. Therefore, the default of 2 excludes single pixels as this would require a single valid pixel and one valid neighbor.
- Returns:
- None