Computes simple clipped, and masked moments. More...

#include <MomentCalculator.h>

Inheritance diagram for casa::MomentClip< T >:

Public Member Functions
	MomentClip (Lattice< T > *pAncilliaryLattice, MomentsBase< T > &iMom, LogIO &os, const uInt nLatticeOut)
	Constructor.
	~MomentClip ()
	Destructor (does nothing).
virtual void	process (T &out, Bool &outMask, const Vector< T > &in, const Vector< Bool > &inMask, const IPosition &pos)
	This function is not implemented and throws an exception.
virtual void	multiProcess (Vector< T > &out, Vector< Bool > &outMask, const Vector< T > &in, const Vector< Bool > &inMask, const IPosition &pos)
	This function returns a vector of numbers from each input vector.
virtual Bool	canHandleNullMask () const
	Can handle null mask.
Private Attributes
Lattice< T > *	pAncilliaryLattice_p
MomentsBase< T > &	iMom_p
LogIO	os_p
const Vector< T > *	pProfileSelect_p
Vector< T >	ancilliarySliceRef_p
Vector< T >	selectedData_p
Vector< Int >	selectedDataIndex_p
Bool	doInclude_p
Bool	doExclude_p
Vector< T >	range_p
IPosition	sliceShape_p

Detailed Description

template<class T>
class casa::MomentClip< T >

Computes simple clipped, and masked moments.

Intended use:

Public interface

Review Status

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Prerequisite

Synopsis

This concrete class is derived from the abstract base class MomentCalcBase which provides an interface layer to the ImageMoments or MSMoments driver class. ImageMoments or MSMoments creates a MomentClip object and passes it to the LatticeApply function, lineMultiApply. This function iterates through a given lattice, and invokes the multiProcess member function of MomentClip on each vector of pixels that it extracts from the input lattice. The multiProcess function returns a vector of moments which are inserted into the output lattices also supplied to the LatticeApply function.

MomentClip computes moments directly from a vector of pixel intensities extracted from the primary lattice. An optional pixel intensity inclusion or exclusion range can be applied. It can also compute a mask based on the inclusion or exclusion ranges applied to an ancilliary lattice (the ancilliary vector corresponding to the primary vector is extracted). This mask is then applied to the primary vector for moment computation (ImageMoments or MSMoments offers a smoothed version of the primary lattice as the ancilliary lattice)

The constructor takes an MomentsBase object that is actually an ImageMoments or an MSMoments object; the one that is constructing the MomentClip object of course. There is much control information embodied in the state of the ImageMoments or MSMoments object. This information is extracted by the MomentCalcBase class and passed on to MomentClip for consumption.

Note that the ancilliary lattice is only accessed if the ImageMoments or MSMoments object indicates that a pixel inclusion or exclusion range has been given as well as the pointer to the lattice having a non-zero value.

See the MomentsBase , ImageMoments , and MSMoments for discussion about the moments that are available for computation.

Example

This example comes from ImageMoments. outPt is a pointer block holding pointers to the output lattices. The ancilliary masking lattice is just a smoothed version of the input lattice.

   // Construct desired moment calculator object.  Use it polymorphically 
   // via a pointer to the base class.  os_P is a LogIO object.
   
      MomentCalcBase<T>* pMomentCalculator = 0;
      if (clipMethod || smoothClipMethod) {
         pMomentCalculator = new MomentClip<T>(pSmoothedImage, *this, os_p, outPt.nelements());
      } else if (windowMethod) {
         pMomentCalculator = new MomentWindow<T>(pSmoothedImage, *this, os_p, outPt.nelements());
      } else if (fitMethod) {
         pMomentCalculator = new MomentFit<T>(*this, os_p, outPt.nelements());
      }
   
   // Iterate optimally through the image, compute the moments, fill the output lattices
   
      LatticeApply<T>::lineMultiApply(outPt, *pInImage_p, *pMomentCalculator,   
                                      momentAxis_p, pProgressMeter);
      delete pMomentCalculator;

Tip: Note that there are is assignment operator or copy constructor; Do not use the ones the system would generate either;

Definition at line 609 of file MomentCalculator.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<class T >

casa::MomentClip< T >::MomentClip	(	Lattice< T > *	pAncilliaryLattice,
		MomentsBase< T > &	iMom,
		LogIO &	os,
		const uInt	nLatticeOut
	)

Constructor.

The pointer is to an ancilliary lattice used as a mask. If no masking lattice is desired, the pointer value must be zero. We also need the ImageMoments or MSMoments object which is calling us, its logger, and the number of output lattices it has created.

template<class T >

casa::MomentClip< T >::~MomentClip ( )

Destructor (does nothing).

Member Function Documentation

template<class T >

virtual Bool casa::MomentClip< T >::canHandleNullMask ( ) const [inline, virtual]

Can handle null mask.

Reimplemented from casa::LineCollapser< T, T >.

Definition at line 642 of file MomentCalculator.h.

template<class T >

virtual void casa::MomentClip< T >::multiProcess	(	Vector< T > &	out,
		Vector< Bool > &	outMask,
		const Vector< T > &	in,
		const Vector< Bool > &	inMask,
		const IPosition &	pos
	)		`[virtual]`

This function returns a vector of numbers from each input vector.

the output vector contains the moments known to the ImageMoments or MSMoments object passed into the constructor.

Implements casa::LineCollapser< T, T >.

template<class T >

virtual void casa::MomentClip< T >::process	(	T &	out,
		Bool &	outMask,
		const Vector< T > &	in,
		const Vector< Bool > &	inMask,
		const IPosition &	pos
	)		`[virtual]`