2.1.2.0 calanalysis.get

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calanalysis.get - Function

2.1.2 Return the calibration data.

Description

This member function returns the calibration data.

Arguments


Inputs
field	The python comma-delimited string or list of strings containing the field names or numbers. The default is ”” (all fields).
	allowed:	variant
	Default:
antenna	The python comma-delimited string or list of strings containing the antenna 1s and antenna 2s. The default is ”” (all antenna 1s and antenna 2s).
	allowed:	variant
	Default:
timerange	The python list of floats of length two containing the start and stop times (in MJD seconds). The default is [] (the minimum start time and the maximum stop time).
	allowed:	variant
	Default:
spw	The python comma-delimited string containing the spectral window names and numbers along with their channel numbers. The default is ”” (all spectral windows and channels).
	allowed:	variant
	Default:
feed	The python comma-delimited string or list of strings containing the feeds. The default is ”” (all feeds).
	allowed:	variant
	Default:
axis	The python string containing the user-specified iteration axis. The allowed values are ”TIME” and ”FREQ”. The default is ”” (”FREQ”).
	allowed:	string
	Default:	TIME
ap	The python string which determines whether complex gains are converted to amplitudes or phases. The allowed values are ”AMPLITUDE” and ”PHASE”. The default is ”” (”AMPLITUDE”). This parameter is ignored when the ”gain” values in the calibration table are real.
	allowed:	string
	Default:	AMPLITUDE
norm	The python boolean which determines whether the amplitudes are normalized along each non-iteration axis. The default is False. This parameter is ignored when the ”gain” values in the calibration table are real or ap=”PHASE”.
	allowed:	boolean
	Default:	false
unwrap	The python boolean which determines whether the phases are unwrapped along each non-iteration axis. The default is False. This parameter is ignored when the ”gain” values in the calibration table are real or ap=”AMPLITUDE”.
	allowed:	boolean
	Default:	false
jumpmax	The python float which determines the maximum phase jump near +/- PI before unwrapping is performed. E.g., jumpmax = 0.1. The default is 0.0. It is ignored if the ”gain” values in the calibration table are real or ap = ”AMPLITUDE”. If the non-iteration axis is frequency: 1) if jumpmax == 0.0, use fringe fitting (only available when the non-iteration axis is time); 2) if jumpmax != 0.0, use simple unwrapping (same algorithm as used when the non-iteration axis is time or frequency).
	allowed:	double
	Default:	0.0

Returns
record

Example

# All data limited only by the spectral window and channel input
data = ca.get( spw="0:4~15,1,2:10~20" )

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