sstats.sl- Calculate statistics of images
     
 
      
        The sstats.sl script is used to calculate statistics in ACIS
        or HRC images.  Although in many cases it is easier (and
        faster) to use the dmstat tool, this script allows you to
        ignore regions of the image by using a mask file.  
       
      
        The script is run from within ChIPS ("ahelp chips"), as shown
        in the example.  To load the script:
       
chips> () = evalfile("sstats.sl")
 
      
        This step is only necessary once per ChIPS session.
       
              
        This script is used in the Calculating Statistics of Images thread. 
       
     
chips> sstats( "img_stat.fits" )  
	  
	    Calculate statistics over the whole input image,
	  "img_stat.fits".  The output is: 
	   
Statistics of img_stat.fits.
Mean =  1.3997e-02  RMS =  1.1977e-01  Total      =  2.6730e+03
Min  =  0.0000e+00  Max =  2.0000e+00  Num pixels = 190969
  
	 
 
chips> sstats( "img_stat.fits", "emap_stat.fits" )  
	  
	    Repeat the above example, restricting the calculation to
	    just those pixels within an annulus.  In this case we use
	    a filtered exposure map (emap_stat.fits) the same size as
	    img_stat.fits in which those pixels which should be
	    considered for the calculation have values > 0.  
	    The output is:
	   
Statistics of 1838_img_s3.fits[sky=region(stat.reg)] using (expmap_1.7kev_7.fits[sky=region(stat.reg)] > 0) as a mask.
Mean =  2.7784e-02  RMS =  1.6761e-01  Total      =  2.6730e+03
Min  =  0.0000e+00  Max =  2.0000e+00  Num pixels = 96205
  
	 
 
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