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A basis formed from a linear combination of shapelet bases that differ only in radius. More...
#include <MultiShapeletBasis.h>
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| typedef MultiShapeletBasisComponent | Component |
| typedef std::vector< Component > | ComponentVector |
| typedef ComponentVector::const_iterator | Iterator |
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| MultiShapeletBasis (int size) | |
| Construct a MultiShapeletBasis with the given number of elements (i.e. free amplitudes). | |
| int | getSize () const |
| Return the number of elements (i.e. free amplitudes) in the MultiShapeletBasis. | |
| int | getComponentCount () const |
| Return the number of components (distinct shapelet bases) in the MultiShapeletBasis. | |
| Iterator | begin () const |
| Iterator over the components (distinct shapelet bases) of the MultiShapeletBasis. | |
| Iterator | end () const |
| void | addComponent (double radius, int order, ndarray::Array< double const, 2, 2 > const &matrix) |
| Add a new component (shapelet basis) to the MultiShapeletBasis. | |
| void | scale (double factor) |
| Multiply the radius of all basis elements by the given factor. | |
| void | normalize () |
| Rescale all matrices so each element has unit flux. | |
| void | merge (MultiShapeletBasis const &other) |
| Combine the given basis with this (in place), by appending its elements. | |
| MultiShapeletFunction | makeFunction (afw::geom::ellipses::Ellipse const &ellipse, ndarray::Array< double const, 1, 1 > const &coefficients) const |
| Create a MultiShapeletFunction from the basis. | |
A basis formed from a linear combination of shapelet bases that differ only in radius.
A MultiShapeletBasis can have many "components" (shapelet bases with different orders and radii), which are mapped via matrices into one or more "elements". It's common for a basis to have only one or two elements, representing a galaxy model that is a linear combination of one or two radial profiles. It's also common for most components to be zeroth order (Gaussians), as higher- order shapelet terms don't provide much of an advantage when approximating axisymmetric functions.
MultiShapeletBasis itself provides the interface to define these multi-Gaussian approximations and combine and refine them, and delegates the work of defining them to MultiShapeletFunction (via the makeFunction() method) and the MultiShapeletMatrixBuilder class. MultiShapeletFunction is a more user-friendly and versatile approach, intended for debugging and testing, while the MultiShapletMatrixBuilder approach is intended for performance-critical evaluation of PSF-convolved MultiShapeletBasis objects.
Definition at line 93 of file MultiShapeletBasis.h.
Definition at line 95 of file MultiShapeletBasis.h.
Definition at line 96 of file MultiShapeletBasis.h.
| typedef ComponentVector::const_iterator lsst::shapelet::MultiShapeletBasis::Iterator |
Definition at line 97 of file MultiShapeletBasis.h.
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Construct a MultiShapeletBasis with the given number of elements (i.e. free amplitudes).
| void lsst::shapelet::MultiShapeletBasis::addComponent | ( | double | radius, |
| int | order, | ||
| ndarray::Array< double const, 2, 2 > const & | matrix ) |
Add a new component (shapelet basis) to the MultiShapeletBasis.
Should usually only be called by MultiShapeletBasis::addComponent.
| [in] | radius | Radius of the shapelet expansion defined by this component. |
| [in] | order | Order of the shapelet expansion. |
| [in] | matrix | Matrix whose elements [i,j] map MultiShapeletBasis elements j to shapelet terms i; must have dimensions [computeSize(order), basis.getSize()], where "basis" is the MultiShapeletBasis this component is attached to. Will be deep-copied by the constructor. |
Note that matrix elements follow the amplitude convention defined by ShapeletFunction; values are proportional to flux, not surface brightness.
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Iterator over the components (distinct shapelet bases) of the MultiShapeletBasis.
Definition at line 110 of file MultiShapeletBasis.h.
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Definition at line 111 of file MultiShapeletBasis.h.
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Return the number of components (distinct shapelet bases) in the MultiShapeletBasis.
Definition at line 106 of file MultiShapeletBasis.h.
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Return the number of elements (i.e. free amplitudes) in the MultiShapeletBasis.
Definition at line 103 of file MultiShapeletBasis.h.
| MultiShapeletFunction lsst::shapelet::MultiShapeletBasis::makeFunction | ( | afw::geom::ellipses::Ellipse const & | ellipse, |
| ndarray::Array< double const, 1, 1 > const & | coefficients ) const |
Create a MultiShapeletFunction from the basis.
| [in] | ellipse | Shapelet basis ellipse that will define the MultiShapeletFunction (will be scaled by the radius of each component). |
| [in] | coefficients | Coefficients of the basis elements. |
| void lsst::shapelet::MultiShapeletBasis::merge | ( | MultiShapeletBasis const & | other | ) |
Combine the given basis with this (in place), by appending its elements.
| void lsst::shapelet::MultiShapeletBasis::normalize | ( | ) |
Rescale all matrices so each element has unit flux.
| void lsst::shapelet::MultiShapeletBasis::scale | ( | double | factor | ) |
Multiply the radius of all basis elements by the given factor.