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darkx -- Create a dark count Faint Object Camera (FOC) image.
darkx input output option
This task takes either the mean or the median of a list of input images,
after dividing each image by its exposure time. The input images are
assumed to be in units of counts.
Intermediate files are created in directory tmp$.
- input [file name]
- The input text file containing the file names of the images that are to
be averaged---one file name per line.
- output [file name]
- Name of the output file that will contain the dark count image created
by darkx.
- option = median [string, allowed values: median | average]
- The type of filtering to be applied, pixel by pixel, to the collection
of input images.
- (title = dark count) [string]
- Title for the output image.
- (low_reject = 0.) [real]
- This parameter is ignored unless the option parameter is set to
"average". If low_reject is less than 1, then it represents the
fraction of low pixels that are to be rejected from the average. If
low_reject is greater than or equal to 1, then it represents the
number of low pixels that are to be rejected from the average.
- (high_reject = 0.) [real]
- This parameter is ignored unless the option parameter is set to
"average". If high_reject is less than 1, then it represents the
fraction of high pixels that ar to be rejected from the average. If
high_reject is greater than or equal to 1, then it represents the
number of high pixels that are to be rejected from the average.
- (verbose = no) [boolean]
- Print details of the operations?
- (inimglist = ) [string]
- This is a task-defined variable containing the list of images to be
processed.
1. Create a dark count image from the list specified in the file
list.images.
fo> darkx list.images outimage median
This task was written by David Giaretta.
Type "help focphot option=sys" for a higher-level description of the
focphot package.
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This file last updated on 1 May 2009