source: tags/release-1.2.1/src/Cubes/cubes_extended.cc @ 1441

Last change on this file since 1441 was 1061, checked in by MatthewWhiting, 12 years ago

Ticket #162 - A large refactoring of the Column-related code. Columns have moved to Outputs, and in a new namespace Catalogues. The interface has changed, using strings to record the type rather
than the enum. Also included is a new class CatalogueSpecification?, that is designed to hold a collection of Columns. This is not yet implemented - everything still uses the full & log column
vectors, and the code still passes the verification script.

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1// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
2// cubes_extended.cc: Extra member functions for the Cube class, that
3//                    depend on extra classes.
4// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
5// Copyright (C) 2006, Matthew Whiting, ATNF
6//
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28// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
29#include <unistd.h>
30#include <iostream>
31#include <iomanip>
32#include <vector>
33#include <algorithm>
34#include <string>
35#include <math.h>
36
37#include <wcslib/wcs.h>
38
39#include <duchamp/duchamp.hh>
40#include <duchamp/param.hh>
41#include <duchamp/fitsHeader.hh>
42#include <duchamp/Cubes/cubes.hh>
43#include <duchamp/Detection/detection.hh>
44#include <duchamp/Outputs/columns.hh>
45#include <duchamp/Utils/utils.hh>
46#include <duchamp/Utils/mycpgplot.hh>
47#include <duchamp/Utils/Statistics.hh>
48using namespace mycpgplot;
49using namespace Statistics;
50
51namespace duchamp
52{
53
54  void Cube::sortDetections()
55  {
56    ///  @details
57    ///  A front end to the sort-by functions.
58    ///  If there is a good WCS, the detection list is sorted by the requested parameter.
59    ///  Otherwise, it is sorted by increasing z-pixel value.
60    ///  The ID numbers are then re-calculated.
61 
62//     if(this->head.isWCS()) SortByVel(*this->objectList);
63//     else SortByZ(*this->objectList);
64    if(!this->head.isWCS()){
65      if(this->par.getSortingParam()=="ra"){
66        DUCHAMPWARN("sortDetections","No good WCS, so sorting by xvalue");
67        SortDetections(*this->objectList, "xvalue");
68      }
69      else if(this->par.getSortingParam()=="dec"){
70        DUCHAMPWARN("sortDetections","No good WCS, so sorting by yvalue");
71        SortDetections(*this->objectList, "yvalue");
72      }
73      else if(this->par.getSortingParam()=="vel" || this->par.getSortingParam()=="w50"){
74        DUCHAMPWARN("sortDetections","No good WCS, so sorting by zvalue");
75        SortDetections(*this->objectList, "zvalue");
76      }
77      else {
78        SortDetections(*this->objectList, this->par.getSortingParam());
79      }
80    }
81    else SortDetections(*this->objectList, this->par.getSortingParam());
82    for(size_t i=0; i<this->objectList->size();i++)
83      this->objectList->at(i).setID(i+1);
84
85  }
86  //--------------------------------------------------------------------
87
88  void Cube::readSavedArrays()
89  {
90    /// @details
91    ///  This function reads in reconstructed and/or smoothed arrays that have
92    ///   been saved on disk in FITS files.
93    ///  To do this it calls the functions Cube::readReconCube() and
94    ///   Cube::readSmoothCube().
95    ///  The Param set is consulted to determine which of these arrays are needed.
96
97    // If the reconstructed array is to be read in from disk
98    if( this->par.getFlagReconExists() && this->par.getFlagATrous() ){
99      std::cout << "Reading reconstructed array: "<<std::endl;
100      if( this->readReconCube() == FAILURE){
101        DUCHAMPWARN("Duchamp", "Could not read in existing reconstructed array. Will perform reconstruction using assigned parameters.");
102        this->par.setFlagReconExists(false);
103      }
104      else std::cout << "Reconstructed array available.\n";
105    }
106
107    if( this->par.getFlagSmoothExists() && this->par.getFlagSmooth() ){
108      std::cout << "Reading smoothed array: "<<std::endl;
109      if( this->readSmoothCube() == FAILURE){
110        DUCHAMPWARN("Duchamp", "Could not read in existing smoothed array. Will smooth the cube using assigned parameters.");
111        this->par.setFlagSmoothExists(false);
112      }
113      else std::cout << "Smoothed array available.\n";
114    }
115   
116  }
117
118}
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