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.help addsets Feb85 noao.imred.iids/noao.imred.irs
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NAME
addsets - Add subsets of a string of spectra
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USAGE
addsets input records
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PARAMETERS
.ls input
The root file name for the input spectra in the string.
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.ls records
The range of spectra indicating the elements of the string.
The names of the spectra will be formed by appending the range
elements to the input root name.
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.ls output
This is the root file name for the names of the spectra which will
be created by the addset operation.
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.ls start_rec = 1
The starting record number to be appended to the root name of the
created spectra.
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.ls subset = 2
The length of the substring of spectra which will be added together.
For IIDS/IRS data which has been processed through BSWITCH, this
parameter should be 2. This implies that spectra will be taken
2 at a time, added, and the sum written as a new spectrum.
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.ls weighting = yes
If set to yes, an average of the substring of spectra is generated
(if flux calibrated) weighted by the integration times of the
individual spectra. If set to no, a simple average is generated.
If not flux calibrated, this parameter has no effect - a simple
sum is generated.
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DESCRIPTION
Every "subset" group of spectra will be accumulated and the sum will be
written as a new spectrum. For example, if the input string contains
100 spectra, and subset=2, then 50 new spectra will be created. Each
new spectrum will be the sum of the consecutive pairs in the original string.
If there are insufficient spectra to complete a subset accumulation,
the sum is written out anyway and a warning printed. For example,
if the input string contains 23 spectra, and subset=4, there will be
6 new spectra created, but the last one will be based on only 3 spectra.
Subset may be set to 1 to allow a copy operation although this is not
a very efficient way to do so.
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EXAMPLES
The following three examples are those described above.
.nf
cl> addsets nite1 2001-2100
cl> addsets nite1 2001-2023 subset=4
cl> addsets nite1 2001-2010 subset=1 output=nite2 \
>>> start_rec=2001
.fi
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SEE ALSO
bswitch
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