GiSGCalConfig Struct Reference
Slit geometry calibration configuration data structure. More...
#include <gisgcalibration.h>
Data Fields | |
cxint | repeat |
cxdouble | zmax |
cxdouble | cc_step |
cxbool | cc_wdomain |
GiRange * | cc_domain |
GiRange * | rv_limits |
cxint | rv_niter |
cxdouble | rv_wfactor |
cxint | pf_niter |
cxint | pf_ntest |
cxdouble | pf_dchisq |
Detailed Description
Slit geometry calibration configuration data structure.TBD
Definition at line 57 of file gisgcalibration.h.
Field Documentation
GiRange* cc_domain |
The limits of the spectral range, on which the cross-correlation is made.
Definition at line 90 of file gisgcalibration.h.
Referenced by giraffe_sgcalibration_config_destroy().
cxdouble cc_step |
Step of the cross-correlation in nm.
Definition at line 76 of file gisgcalibration.h.
cxbool cc_wdomain |
Flag, indicating whether the specified domain is given in pixels or in nanometers.
Definition at line 83 of file gisgcalibration.h.
cxdouble pf_dchisq |
Peak fit minimum delta chi-square.
Definition at line 126 of file gisgcalibration.h.
cxint pf_niter |
Peak fit maximum number of iterations.
Definition at line 114 of file gisgcalibration.h.
cxint pf_ntest |
Peak fit maximum number of tests.
Definition at line 120 of file gisgcalibration.h.
cxint repeat |
Number of slit geometry re-computations.
Definition at line 63 of file gisgcalibration.h.
Referenced by giraffe_calibrate_slit().
GiRange* rv_limits |
Delta RV limits of the cross-correlation window in km/s.
Definition at line 96 of file gisgcalibration.h.
Referenced by giraffe_sgcalibration_config_destroy().
cxint rv_niter |
Maximum number of iteration used to determine the radial velocity RV.
Definition at line 102 of file gisgcalibration.h.
cxdouble rv_wfactor |
Data window width factor.
Definition at line 108 of file gisgcalibration.h.
cxdouble zmax |
Intensity threshold. Pixel values larger than this threshold are replaced by this value.
Definition at line 70 of file gisgcalibration.h.
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