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Package | general | |
Module | images | |
Tool | image |
region | in | The region of interest | |
Allowed: | Region tool | ||
Default: | Whole image | ||
axis | in | The profile axis | |
Allowed: | Integer or unset | ||
Default: | Spectral | ||
mask | in | OTF mask | |
Allowed: | Boolean LEL expression or mask region | ||
Default: | None | ||
ngauss | in | Number of Gaussian elements | |
Allowed: | Int | ||
Default: | 1 | ||
poly | in | Order of polynomial element | |
Allowed: | Int | ||
Default: | None | ||
sigma | in | Weights image | |
Allowed: | String or unset | ||
Default: | unset | ||
fit | in | Output fitted image file name | |
Allowed: | String or unset | ||
Default: | None | ||
resid | in | Output fitted residuals image file name | |
Allowed: | String or unset | ||
Default: | None |
Any masked input pixels do not contribute to the fit. The output mask is a copy of the default input pixel mask (if any); the OTF mask does not contribute. Any other input pixel masks will not be copied. Use function maskhandler if you need to copy other masks too. Use function calcmask if you need to apply the OTF mask to the output.
- myim := image('gc.small') - myim.fitallprofiles (axis=3, fit='gc.fit')