Synopsis
Load the filter array from a file and add to a data set.
Syntax
load_filter(id, filename=None, bkg_id=None, ignore=False, ncols=2, *args, **kwargs) id - int or str, optional filename - str bkg_id - int or str, optional ignore - bool, optional colkeys - array of str, optional sep - str, optional comment - str, optional
Examples
Example 1
Read in the first column of the file and apply it to the default data set:
>>> load_filter('filt.dat')Example 2
Select the FILTER column of the file:
>>> load_filter(2, 'filt.dat', colkeys=['FILTER'])
Example 3
When using Crates as the I/O library, the above can also be written as
>>> load_filter(2, 'filt.dat[cols filter]')
Example 4
Read in a filter for an image. The image must match the size of the data and, as ignore=true , pixels with a non-zero value are excluded (rather than included):
>>> load_filter('img', 'filt.img', ignore=True)PARAMETERS
The parameters for this function are:
| Parameter | Definition |
|---|---|
| id | The identifier for the data set to use. If not given then the default identifier is used, as returned by `get_default_id` . |
| filename | The name of the file that contains the filter information. This file can be a FITS table or an ASCII file. Selection of the relevant column depends on the I/O library in use (Crates or AstroPy). |
| bkg_id | Set if the filter array should be associated with the background associated with the data set. |
| ignore | If False (the default) then include bins with a non-zero filter value, otherwise exclude these bins. |
| colkeys | An array of the column name to read in. The default is none . |
| sep | The separator character. The default is ' ' . |
| comment | The comment character. The default is '#' . |
Notes
The function does not follow the normal Python standards for parameter use, since it is designed for easy interactive use. When called with a single un-named argument, it is taken to be the `filename` parameter. If given two un-named arguments, then they are interpreted as the `id` and `filename` parameters, respectively. The remaining parameters are expected to be given as named arguments.
Bugs
See the bugs pages on the Sherpa website for an up-to-date listing of known bugs.
See Also
- data
- copy_data, dataspace1d, dataspace2d, datastack, delete_data, fake, get_axes, get_bkg_chisqr_plot, get_bkg_delchi_plot, get_bkg_fit_plot, get_bkg_model_plot, get_bkg_plot, get_bkg_ratio_plot, get_bkg_resid_plot, get_bkg_source_plot, get_counts, get_data, get_data_contour, get_data_contour_prefs, get_data_image, get_data_plot, get_data_plot_prefs, get_dep, get_dims, get_error, get_quality, get_specresp, get_staterror, get_syserror, group, group_adapt, group_adapt_snr, group_bins, group_counts, group_snr, group_width, load_arf, load_arrays, load_ascii, load_bkg, load_bkg_arf, load_bkg_rmf, load_data, load_grouping, load_image, load_multi_arfs, load_multi_rmfs, load_pha, load_quality, load_rmf, load_staterror, load_syserror, load_table, pack_image, pack_pha, pack_table, set_data, set_quality, ungroup, unpack_arf, unpack_arrays, unpack_ascii, unpack_bkg, unpack_data, unpack_image, unpack_pha, unpack_rmf, unpack_table
- filtering
- get_filter, set_filter
- info
- get_default_id, list_bkg_ids, list_data_ids, list_response_ids
- modeling
- add_model, add_user_pars, clean, load_table_model, load_template_interpolator, load_template_model, load_user_model, save_model, save_source
- plotting
- plot_data, set_xlinear, set_xlog, set_ylinear, set_ylog
- saving
- save_arrays, save_data, save_delchi, save_error, save_filter, save_grouping, save_image, save_pha, save_quality, save_resid, save_staterror, save_syserror, save_table
- statistics
- load_user_stat
- utilities
- calc_data_sum, calc_data_sum2d, calc_ftest, calc_kcorr, calc_mlr, calc_model_sum2d, calc_source_sum2d, get_rate
- visualization
- contour, contour_data, contour_ratio, histogram1d, histogram2d, image_data, rebin