Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples
View source: R/profoundSegim.R
Given a higher resolution input segmentation map, this function calculates how the original segments are split across a lower resolution segmentation map (segim_warp). The output of this will be used to run profoundProFound
using a new target segmention map, and the outputs from this photometry run and the sharemat provided will then be passed to profoundShareFlux
to create fluxes for sources that are not present in segim_warp but exist in the original segim_in.
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segim_in |
Integer matrix; required, the segmentation map we want to remap. If segim_in is a list as created by |
header_in |
Full FITS header in table or vector format. This should be the header WCS that matches segim_in. Legal table format headers are provided by the |
header_out |
Full FITS header in table or vector format. This is the target WCS projection that segim_in will be mapped onto. Legal table format headers are provided by the |
pixcut |
Integer scalar; the number of pixels required to identify an object on the new low resolution segmentation map. |
weights |
Numeric vector; additional weights to modify fluxes by. If provided must be the same length as dim(sharemat)[2] (i.e. the original list of segment properties, not the input segstats). |
A list containing:
segID_in |
Vector, the input segment IDs present insegim_in. |
segID_warp |
Vector, the output segment IDs present insegim_warp. |
segim_warp |
Integer matrix; the remapped image using the target WCS. |
sharemat |
Numeric matrix; the sharing matrix which will have dimenstion length(segID_warp) x length(segID_in). |
shareseg |
Numeric vector; the fraction of non-sky segim_in pixels that match the output segim_warp, so if near 1 then segim_warp segment should be quite clean of subpixel contaminants. |
Aaron Robotham
profoundShareFlux
, profoundSegimWarp
, profoundProFound
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