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Subtracting Baseline on Large Datasets
1 set verbose off
2 set level 10
3 dev im w
4 greg1\set plot portrait
5 set format brief
6 set angle sec
7 file in co21.30m
8 find /range -6 6 -6 6
9 load
10 plot /index
11 set window /polygon 1
12 base 1 /index
13 plot /index
14 sic rename window-1.pol my-window-1.pol
15 sic delete co21-base.30m
16 file out co21-base.30m new
17 for i 1 to found
18 get n
19 base 1
20 write
21 next
22 file in co21.bas
23 find
24 load
25 plot /index
- 1.
- Makes CLASS quiet.
- 2.
- Turn off nearly all output messages.
- 3.
- Open an image window (necessary to plot 2D images).
- 4.
- Change the orientation to portrait.
- 5.
- Title in short format.
- 6.
- Set arcsecond units.
- 7.
- Open the file.
- 8.
- Build an index according to offsets.
- 9.
- Build a 2D array.
- 10.
- Display the whole index.
- 11.
- Define a polygon interactively to set spectral windows. By default
the polygon is stored in a file window-1.pol.
- 12.
- Subtract a 1st order polynom to all records.
- 13.
- Display the result.
- 14.
- Change the polygon filename (to avoid overwritting it next time).
- 15.
- Delete output file if it exists.
- 16.
- Open the output file as new.
- 17-21
- Make a loop over the index to subtract the baseline and write
the result.
- 22-25
- Display the result from the output file.
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2014-07-01