IPLatConvEquation.h

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//# IPLatConvEquation.h: this defines IPLatConvEquation
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#ifndef SYNTHESIS_IPLATCONVEQUATION_H
#define SYNTHESIS_IPLATCONVEQUATION_H


#include <casa/aips.h>
#include <synthesis/MeasurementEquations/LatConvEquation.h>
#include <lattices/Lattices/LatticeConvolver.h>
#include <lattices/Lattices/Lattice.h>
#include <casa/Arrays/IPosition.h>
#include <casa/Arrays/Array.h>

namespace casa { //# NAMESPACE CASA - BEGIN

template <class Domain> class LinearModel;


// <summary> Implements the image plane lattice convolution equation </summary>

// <use visibility=local>

// <reviewed reviewer="" date="yyyy/mm/dd" tests="" demos="">
// </reviewed>

// <prerequisite> 
// <li> <linkto class="LatConvEquation">LatConvEquation</linkto> 
//       (or similar classes) 
// </prerequisite>
//
// <etymology>
// This class implements image plane (ie, single dish) convolution equation
// within the LinearEquation framework, using Lattices.
// </etymology>
//
// <synopsis>
// This class is used in conjunction with classes like HogbomCleanModel to
// implement deconvolution algorithms. This class contains the point spread
// function (psf) and the convolved data (dirty image), and is able to
// convolve a supplied model with the psf to produce a predicted output
// (using the evaluate() function), or to subtract the convolved data and
// produce a residual (using the residual() function).
//
// See the documentation for 
// <linkto class=HogbomCleanModel>HogbomCleanModel</linkto> 
// for an example of how this class can be used to perform deconvolution.
//
// This class also contains specialised functions (like the version of
// evaluate() for a point source model) that speed up the calculation of the
// convolution. This specialised version of evaluate() does not need to
// actually perform the convolution and instead returns a suitable part of
// the psf (zero padded if necessary). When this function is called this
// class will get the psf from the convolver and cache it, on the assumption
// that many evaluations of this function will be requested (as occurs in
// Clean algorithms). 
// 
// The size and shape of the psf and the supplied model may be different. The
// only restriction is that the dimension of the psf must be less than or
// equal to the dimension of the model. If the dimension of the
// model is larger than the dimension of the psf then the convolution
// will be repeated along the slowest moving (last) axis. The dirty image
// and the supplied model must be the same size and shape. 
//
//
// </synopsis>
//
// <example>
// <srcblock>
// PagedArray<Float> psf(2,4,4), dirty(2,20,20), model(2,20,20);
// .... put some meaningful values into these Lattices....
// // create a convolution equation, and a PagedArray model
// LatConvEquation convEqn(psf, dirty);
// LinearModel< Lattice<Float> > myModel(model);
// // now calculate the convolution of the model and the psf
// PagedArray<Float> prediction;
// convEqn.evaluate(myModel, prediction);
// // and calculate the difference between the predicted and actual convolution
// PagedArray<Float> residual;
// convEqn.residual(mymodel, residual)
// </srcblock>
// </example>
//
// <motivation>
// This class was designed with deconvolution in mind. 
// </motivation>
//
// <todo asof="1990/05/03">
//   <li> Reinstate the  evaluate() method with position argument.
//   <li> Fix up copies and references with Ralph Marson's help
//   <li> This class is not templated. If necessary I would use templating
//        to produce a Double Precision Version.
// </todo>

class IPLatConvEquation: 
  public LatConvEquation
{
public:

  // Construct the LatConvEquation setting the psf and measured data
  IPLatConvEquation(Lattice<Float> & psf, 
                  Lattice<Float> & dirtyImage);

  // Somewhere I read that a destructor should alway be defined even if it
  // does nothing (as this one does).
  virtual ~IPLatConvEquation();

  // Calculate the convolution of the model (supplied by the LinearModel
  // class) and the psf and the difference between this and the supplied
  // (presumably measured) convolution.  
  virtual Bool residual(Lattice<Float> & result, 
                        const LinearModel< Lattice<Float> > & model);

  // Calculate the convolution of the model (supplied by the LinearModel
  // class) and the psf and the difference between this and the supplied
  // (presumably measured) convolution.   Also return chisq.
  virtual Bool residual(Lattice<Float> & result, Float & chisq, 
                        const LinearModel< Lattice<Float> > & model);

private:

  // Don't use this one, due to the Lattice<Float> &
  IPLatConvEquation();

  // Factor by which we normalize the PSF for the second convolution
  Float itsQ;

};


} //# NAMESPACE CASA - END

#endif