lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions Namespace Reference

Functions
	createPsf (fwhm)
	transposeMaskedImage (maskedImage)
	interpolateDefectList (maskedImage, defectList, fwhm, fallbackValue=None, maskNameList=None, useLegacyInterp=True)
	makeThresholdMask (maskedImage, threshold, growFootprints=1, maskName='SAT')
	growMasks (mask, radius=0, maskNameList=['BAD'], maskValue="BAD")
	maskE2VEdgeBleed (exposure, e2vEdgeBleedSatMinArea=10000, e2vEdgeBleedSatMaxArea=100000, e2vEdgeBleedYMax=350, saturatedMaskName="SAT", log=None)
	maskITLEdgeBleed (ccdExposure, badAmpDict, fpCore, itlEdgeBleedSatMinArea=10000, itlEdgeBleedSatMaxArea=100000, itlEdgeBleedThreshold=5000., itlEdgeBleedModelConstant=0.02, saturatedMaskName="SAT", log=None)
	_applyMaskITLEdgeBleed (ccdExposure, xCore, satLevel, widthSat, itlEdgeBleedThreshold=5000., itlEdgeBleedModelConstant=0.03, saturatedMaskName="SAT", log=None)
	maskITLSatSag (ccdExposure, fpCore, saturatedMaskName="SAT")
	maskITLDip (exposure, detectorConfig, maskPlaneNames=["SUSPECT", "ITL_DIP"], log=None)
	interpolateFromMask (maskedImage, fwhm, growSaturatedFootprints=1, maskNameList=['SAT'], fallbackValue=None, useLegacyInterp=True)
	saturationCorrection (maskedImage, saturation, fwhm, growFootprints=1, interpolate=True, maskName='SAT', fallbackValue=None, useLegacyInterp=True)
	trimToMatchCalibBBox (rawMaskedImage, calibMaskedImage)
	biasCorrection (maskedImage, biasMaskedImage, trimToFit=False)
	darkCorrection (maskedImage, darkMaskedImage, expScale, darkScale, invert=False, trimToFit=False)
	updateVariance (maskedImage, gain, readNoise, replace=True)
	flatCorrection (maskedImage, flatMaskedImage, scalingType, userScale=1.0, invert=False, trimToFit=False)
	illuminationCorrection (maskedImage, illumMaskedImage, illumScale, trimToFit=True)
	brighterFatterCorrection (exposure, kernel, maxIter, threshold, applyGain, gains=None)
	transferFlux (cFunc, fStep, correctionMode=True)
	fluxConservingBrighterFatterCorrection (exposure, kernel, maxIter, threshold, applyGain, gains=None, correctionMode=True)
	gainContext (exp, image, apply, gains=None, invert=False, isTrimmed=True)
	attachTransmissionCurve (exposure, opticsTransmission=None, filterTransmission=None, sensorTransmission=None, atmosphereTransmission=None)
	applyGains (exposure, normalizeGains=False, ptcGains=None, isTrimmed=True)
	widenSaturationTrails (mask)
	setBadRegions (exposure, badStatistic="MEDIAN")
	checkFilter (exposure, filterList, log)
	getPhysicalFilter (filterLabel, log)
	countMaskedPixels (maskedIm, maskPlane)
	getExposureGains (exposure)
	getExposureReadNoises (exposure)
	isTrimmedExposure (exposure)
	isTrimmedImage (image, detector)
	compareCameraKeywords (doRaiseOnCalibMismatch, cameraKeywordsToCompare, exposureMetadata, calib, calibName, log=None)

Function Documentation

_applyMaskITLEdgeBleed()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions._applyMaskITLEdgeBleed ( ccdExposure, xCore, satLevel, widthSat, itlEdgeBleedThreshold = 5000., itlEdgeBleedModelConstant = 0.03, saturatedMaskName = "SAT", log = None )

protected

Apply ITL edge bleed masking model.

Parameters
----------
ccdExposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    Exposure to apply masking to.
xCore: `int`
    X coordinate of the saturated core.
satLevel: `float`
    Minimum saturation level of the detector.
widthSat: `float`
    Width of the saturated core.
itlEdgeBleedThreshold : `float`, optional
    Threshold above median sky background for edge bleed detection
    (electron units).
itlEdgeBleedModelConstant : `float`, optional
    Constant in the decaying exponential in the edge bleed masking.
saturatedMaskName : `str`, optional
    Mask name for saturation.
log : `logging.Logger`, optional
    Logger to handle messages.

Definition at line 403 of file isrFunctions.py.

                           saturatedMaskName="SAT", log=None):
    """Apply ITL edge bleed masking model.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    ccdExposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        Exposure to apply masking to.
    xCore: `int`
        X coordinate of the saturated core.
    satLevel: `float`
        Minimum saturation level of the detector.
    widthSat: `float`
        Width of the saturated core.
    itlEdgeBleedThreshold : `float`, optional
        Threshold above median sky background for edge bleed detection
        (electron units).
    itlEdgeBleedModelConstant : `float`, optional
        Constant in the decaying exponential in the edge bleed masking.
    saturatedMaskName : `str`, optional
        Mask name for saturation.
    log : `logging.Logger`, optional
        Logger to handle messages.
    """
    log = log if log else logging.getLogger(__name__)
 
    maskedImage = ccdExposure.maskedImage
    xmax = maskedImage.image.array.shape[1]
    saturatedBit = maskedImage.mask.getPlaneBitMask(saturatedMaskName)
 
    for amp in ccdExposure.getDetector():
        # Select the 2 top and bottom amplifiers around the saturated
        # core with a potential edge bleed by selecting the amplifiers
        # that have the same X coordinate as the saturated core.
        # As we don't care about the Y coordinate, we set it to the
        # center of the BBox.
        yBox = amp.getBBox().getCenter()[1]
        if amp.getBBox().contains(xCore, yBox):
 
            # Get the amp name
            ampName = amp.getName()
 
            # Because in ITLs the edge bleed happens on both edges
            # of the detector, we make a cutout around
            # both the top and bottom
            # edge bleed candidates around the saturated core.
            # We flip the cutout of the top amplifier
            # to then work with the same coordinates for both.
            # The way of selecting top vs bottom amp
            # is very specific to ITL.
            if ampName[:2] == 'C1':
                sliceImage = maskedImage.image.array[:200, :]
                sliceMask = maskedImage.mask.array[:200, :]
            elif ampName[:2] == 'C0':
                sliceImage = numpy.flipud(maskedImage.image.array[-200:, :])
                sliceMask = numpy.flipud(maskedImage.mask.array[-200:, :])
 
            # The middle columns of edge bleeds often have
            # high counts, so  we check there is an edge bleed
            # by looking at a small image up to 50 pixels from the edge
            # and around the saturated columns
            # of the saturated core, and checking its median is
            # above the sky background by itlEdgeBleedThreshold
 
            # If the centroid is too close to the edge of the detector
            # (within 5 pixels), we set the limit to the mean check
            # to the edge of the detector
            lowerRangeSmall = int(xCore)-5
            upperRangeSmall = int(xCore)+5
            if lowerRangeSmall < 0:
                lowerRangeSmall = 0
            if upperRangeSmall > xmax:
                upperRangeSmall = xmax
            ampImageBG = numpy.median(maskedImage[amp.getBBox()].image.array)
            edgeMedian = numpy.median(sliceImage[:50, lowerRangeSmall:upperRangeSmall])
            if edgeMedian > (ampImageBG + itlEdgeBleedThreshold):
 
                log.info("Found ITL edge bleed in amp %s, column %d.", ampName, xCore)
 
                # We need an estimate of the maximum width
                # of the edge bleed for our masking model
                # so we now estimate it by measuring the width of
                # areas above 60 percent of the saturation level
                # close to the edge,
                # in a cutout up to 100 pixels from the edge,
                # with a width of around the width of an amplifier.
                subImageXMin = int(xCore)-250
                subImageXMax = int(xCore)+250
                if subImageXMin < 0:
                    subImageXMin = 0
                elif subImageXMax > xmax:
                    subImageXMax = xmax
 
                subImage = sliceImage[:100, subImageXMin:subImageXMax]
                maxWidthEdgeBleed = numpy.max(numpy.sum(subImage > 0.45*satLevel,
                                                        axis=1))
 
                # Mask edge bleed with a decaying exponential model
                for y in range(200):
                    edgeBleedHalfWidth = \
                        int(((maxWidthEdgeBleed)*numpy.exp(-itlEdgeBleedModelConstant*y)
                             + widthSat)/2.)
                    lowerRange = int(xCore)-edgeBleedHalfWidth
                    upperRange = int(xCore)+edgeBleedHalfWidth
                    # If the edge bleed model goes outside the detector
                    # we set the limit for the masking
                    # to the edge of the detector
                    if lowerRange < 0:
                        lowerRange = 0
                    if upperRange > xmax:
                        upperRange = xmax
                    sliceMask[y, lowerRange:upperRange] |= saturatedBit
 
 

applyGains()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.applyGains	(		exposure,
			normalizeGains = False,
			ptcGains = None,
			isTrimmed = True )

Scale an exposure by the amplifier gains.

Parameters
----------
exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    Exposure to process.  The image is modified.
normalizeGains : `Bool`, optional
    If True, then amplifiers are scaled to force the median of
    each amplifier to equal the median of those medians.
ptcGains : `dict`[`str`], optional
    Dictionary keyed by amp name containing the PTC gains.
isTrimmed : `bool`, optional
    Is the input image trimmed?

Definition at line 1418 of file isrFunctions.py.

def applyGains(exposure, normalizeGains=False, ptcGains=None, isTrimmed=True):
    """Scale an exposure by the amplifier gains.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        Exposure to process.  The image is modified.
    normalizeGains : `Bool`, optional
        If True, then amplifiers are scaled to force the median of
        each amplifier to equal the median of those medians.
    ptcGains : `dict`[`str`], optional
        Dictionary keyed by amp name containing the PTC gains.
    isTrimmed : `bool`, optional
        Is the input image trimmed?
    """
    ccd = exposure.getDetector()
    ccdImage = exposure.getMaskedImage()
 
    medians = []
    for amp in ccd:
        if isTrimmed:
            sim = ccdImage.Factory(ccdImage, amp.getBBox())
        else:
            sim = ccdImage.Factory(ccdImage, amp.getRawBBox())
        if ptcGains:
            sim *= ptcGains[amp.getName()]
        else:
            sim *= amp.getGain()
 
        if normalizeGains:
            medians.append(numpy.median(sim.getImage().getArray()))
 
    if normalizeGains:
        median = numpy.median(numpy.array(medians))
        for index, amp in enumerate(ccd):
            if isTrimmed:
                sim = ccdImage.Factory(ccdImage, amp.getBBox())
            else:
                sim = ccdImage.Factory(ccdImage, amp.getRawBBox())
            if medians[index] != 0.0:
                sim *= median/medians[index]
 
 

attachTransmissionCurve()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.attachTransmissionCurve	(		exposure,
			opticsTransmission = None,
			filterTransmission = None,
			sensorTransmission = None,
			atmosphereTransmission = None )

Attach a TransmissionCurve to an Exposure, given separate curves for
different components.

Parameters
----------
exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    Exposure object to modify by attaching the product of all given
    ``TransmissionCurves`` in post-assembly trimmed detector coordinates.
    Must have a valid ``Detector`` attached that matches the detector
    associated with sensorTransmission.
opticsTransmission : `lsst.afw.image.TransmissionCurve`
    A ``TransmissionCurve`` that represents the throughput of the optics,
    to be evaluated in focal-plane coordinates.
filterTransmission : `lsst.afw.image.TransmissionCurve`
    A ``TransmissionCurve`` that represents the throughput of the filter
    itself, to be evaluated in focal-plane coordinates.
sensorTransmission : `lsst.afw.image.TransmissionCurve`
    A ``TransmissionCurve`` that represents the throughput of the sensor
    itself, to be evaluated in post-assembly trimmed detector coordinates.
atmosphereTransmission : `lsst.afw.image.TransmissionCurve`
    A ``TransmissionCurve`` that represents the throughput of the
    atmosphere, assumed to be spatially constant.

Returns
-------
combined : `lsst.afw.image.TransmissionCurve`
    The TransmissionCurve attached to the exposure.

Notes
-----
All ``TransmissionCurve`` arguments are optional; if none are provided, the
attached ``TransmissionCurve`` will have unit transmission everywhere.

Definition at line 1366 of file isrFunctions.py.

                            sensorTransmission=None, atmosphereTransmission=None):
    """Attach a TransmissionCurve to an Exposure, given separate curves for
    different components.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        Exposure object to modify by attaching the product of all given
        ``TransmissionCurves`` in post-assembly trimmed detector coordinates.
        Must have a valid ``Detector`` attached that matches the detector
        associated with sensorTransmission.
    opticsTransmission : `lsst.afw.image.TransmissionCurve`
        A ``TransmissionCurve`` that represents the throughput of the optics,
        to be evaluated in focal-plane coordinates.
    filterTransmission : `lsst.afw.image.TransmissionCurve`
        A ``TransmissionCurve`` that represents the throughput of the filter
        itself, to be evaluated in focal-plane coordinates.
    sensorTransmission : `lsst.afw.image.TransmissionCurve`
        A ``TransmissionCurve`` that represents the throughput of the sensor
        itself, to be evaluated in post-assembly trimmed detector coordinates.
    atmosphereTransmission : `lsst.afw.image.TransmissionCurve`
        A ``TransmissionCurve`` that represents the throughput of the
        atmosphere, assumed to be spatially constant.
 
    Returns
    -------
    combined : `lsst.afw.image.TransmissionCurve`
        The TransmissionCurve attached to the exposure.
 
    Notes
    -----
    All ``TransmissionCurve`` arguments are optional; if none are provided, the
    attached ``TransmissionCurve`` will have unit transmission everywhere.
    """
    combined = afwImage.TransmissionCurve.makeIdentity()
    if atmosphereTransmission is not None:
        combined *= atmosphereTransmission
    if opticsTransmission is not None:
        combined *= opticsTransmission
    if filterTransmission is not None:
        combined *= filterTransmission
    detector = exposure.getDetector()
    fpToPix = detector.getTransform(fromSys=camGeom.FOCAL_PLANE,
                                    toSys=camGeom.PIXELS)
    combined = combined.transformedBy(fpToPix)
    if sensorTransmission is not None:
        combined *= sensorTransmission
    exposure.getInfo().setTransmissionCurve(combined)
    return combined
 
 

biasCorrection()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.biasCorrection	(		maskedImage,
			biasMaskedImage,
			trimToFit = False )

Apply bias correction in place.

Parameters
----------
maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
   Image to process.  The image is modified by this method.
biasMaskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    Bias image of the same size as ``maskedImage``
trimToFit : `Bool`, optional
    If True, raw data is symmetrically trimmed to match
    calibration size.

Raises
------
RuntimeError
    Raised if ``maskedImage`` and ``biasMaskedImage`` do not have
    the same size.

Definition at line 761 of file isrFunctions.py.

def biasCorrection(maskedImage, biasMaskedImage, trimToFit=False):
    """Apply bias correction in place.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
       Image to process.  The image is modified by this method.
    biasMaskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        Bias image of the same size as ``maskedImage``
    trimToFit : `Bool`, optional
        If True, raw data is symmetrically trimmed to match
        calibration size.
 
    Raises
    ------
    RuntimeError
        Raised if ``maskedImage`` and ``biasMaskedImage`` do not have
        the same size.
 
    """
    if trimToFit:
        maskedImage = trimToMatchCalibBBox(maskedImage, biasMaskedImage)
 
    if maskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL) != biasMaskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL):
        raise RuntimeError("maskedImage bbox %s != biasMaskedImage bbox %s" %
                           (maskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL), biasMaskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL)))
    maskedImage -= biasMaskedImage
 
 

brighterFatterCorrection()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.brighterFatterCorrection	(		exposure,
			kernel,
			maxIter,
			threshold,
			applyGain,
			gains = None )

Apply brighter fatter correction in place for the image.

Parameters
----------
exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    Exposure to have brighter-fatter correction applied.  Modified
    by this method.
kernel : `numpy.ndarray`
    Brighter-fatter kernel to apply.
maxIter : scalar
    Number of correction iterations to run.
threshold : scalar
    Convergence threshold in terms of the sum of absolute
    deviations between an iteration and the previous one.
applyGain : `Bool`
    If True, then the exposure values are scaled by the gain prior
    to correction.
gains : `dict` [`str`, `float`]
    A dictionary, keyed by amplifier name, of the gains to use.
    If gains is None, the nominal gains in the amplifier object are used.

Returns
-------
diff : `float`
    Final difference between iterations achieved in correction.
iteration : `int`
    Number of iterations used to calculate correction.

Notes
-----
This correction takes a kernel that has been derived from flat
field images to redistribute the charge.  The gradient of the
kernel is the deflection field due to the accumulated charge.

Given the original image I(x) and the kernel K(x) we can compute
the corrected image Ic(x) using the following equation:

Ic(x) = I(x) + 0.5*d/dx(I(x)*d/dx(int( dy*K(x-y)*I(y))))

To evaluate the derivative term we expand it as follows:

0.5 * ( d/dx(I(x))*d/dx(int(dy*K(x-y)*I(y)))
    + I(x)*d^2/dx^2(int(dy* K(x-y)*I(y))) )

Because we use the measured counts instead of the incident counts
we apply the correction iteratively to reconstruct the original
counts and the correction.  We stop iterating when the summed
difference between the current corrected image and the one from
the previous iteration is below the threshold.  We do not require
convergence because the number of iterations is too large a
computational cost.  How we define the threshold still needs to be
evaluated, the current default was shown to work reasonably well
on a small set of images.  For more information on the method see
DocuShare Document-19407.

The edges as defined by the kernel are not corrected because they
have spurious values due to the convolution.

Definition at line 944 of file isrFunctions.py.

def brighterFatterCorrection(exposure, kernel, maxIter, threshold, applyGain, gains=None):
    """Apply brighter fatter correction in place for the image.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        Exposure to have brighter-fatter correction applied.  Modified
        by this method.
    kernel : `numpy.ndarray`
        Brighter-fatter kernel to apply.
    maxIter : scalar
        Number of correction iterations to run.
    threshold : scalar
        Convergence threshold in terms of the sum of absolute
        deviations between an iteration and the previous one.
    applyGain : `Bool`
        If True, then the exposure values are scaled by the gain prior
        to correction.
    gains : `dict` [`str`, `float`]
        A dictionary, keyed by amplifier name, of the gains to use.
        If gains is None, the nominal gains in the amplifier object are used.
 
    Returns
    -------
    diff : `float`
        Final difference between iterations achieved in correction.
    iteration : `int`
        Number of iterations used to calculate correction.
 
    Notes
    -----
    This correction takes a kernel that has been derived from flat
    field images to redistribute the charge.  The gradient of the
    kernel is the deflection field due to the accumulated charge.
 
    Given the original image I(x) and the kernel K(x) we can compute
    the corrected image Ic(x) using the following equation:
 
    Ic(x) = I(x) + 0.5*d/dx(I(x)*d/dx(int( dy*K(x-y)*I(y))))
 
    To evaluate the derivative term we expand it as follows:
 
    0.5 * ( d/dx(I(x))*d/dx(int(dy*K(x-y)*I(y)))
        + I(x)*d^2/dx^2(int(dy* K(x-y)*I(y))) )
 
    Because we use the measured counts instead of the incident counts
    we apply the correction iteratively to reconstruct the original
    counts and the correction.  We stop iterating when the summed
    difference between the current corrected image and the one from
    the previous iteration is below the threshold.  We do not require
    convergence because the number of iterations is too large a
    computational cost.  How we define the threshold still needs to be
    evaluated, the current default was shown to work reasonably well
    on a small set of images.  For more information on the method see
    DocuShare Document-19407.
 
    The edges as defined by the kernel are not corrected because they
    have spurious values due to the convolution.
    """
    image = exposure.getMaskedImage().getImage()
 
    # The image needs to be units of electrons/holes
    with gainContext(exposure, image, applyGain, gains):
 
        kLx = numpy.shape(kernel)[0]
        kLy = numpy.shape(kernel)[1]
        kernelImage = afwImage.ImageD(kLx, kLy)
        kernelImage.getArray()[:, :] = kernel
        tempImage = afwImage.ImageD(image, deep=True)
 
        nanIndex = numpy.isnan(tempImage.getArray())
        tempImage.getArray()[nanIndex] = 0.
 
        corr = numpy.zeros(image.array.shape, dtype=numpy.float64)
        prev_image = numpy.zeros(image.array.shape, dtype=numpy.float64)
 
        # Define boundary by convolution region.  The region that the
        # correction will be calculated for is one fewer in each dimension
        # because of the second derivative terms.
        # NOTE: these need to use integer math, as we're using start:end as
        # numpy index ranges.
        startX = kLx//2
        endX = -kLx//2
        startY = kLy//2
        endY = -kLy//2
 
        for iteration in range(maxIter):
 
            outArray = scipy.signal.convolve(
                tempImage.array,
                kernelImage.array,
                mode="same",
                method="fft",
            )
            tmpArray = tempImage.getArray()
 
            with numpy.errstate(invalid="ignore", over="ignore"):
                # First derivative term
                gradTmp = numpy.gradient(tmpArray[startY:endY, startX:endX])
                gradOut = numpy.gradient(outArray[startY:endY, startX:endX])
                first = (gradTmp[0]*gradOut[0] + gradTmp[1]*gradOut[1])[1:-1, 1:-1]
 
                # Second derivative term
                diffOut20 = numpy.diff(outArray, 2, 0)[startY:endY, startX + 1:endX - 1]
                diffOut21 = numpy.diff(outArray, 2, 1)[startY + 1:endY - 1, startX:endX]
                second = tmpArray[startY + 1:endY - 1, startX + 1:endX - 1]*(diffOut20 + diffOut21)
 
                corr[startY + 1:endY - 1, startX + 1:endX - 1] = 0.5*(first + second)
 
                tmpArray[:, :] = image.getArray()[:, :]
                tmpArray[nanIndex] = 0.
                tmpArray[startY:endY, startX:endX] += corr[startY:endY, startX:endX]
 
            if iteration > 0:
                diff = numpy.sum(numpy.abs(prev_image - tmpArray), dtype=numpy.float64)
 
                if diff < threshold:
                    break
                prev_image[:, :] = tmpArray[:, :]
 
        image.getArray()[startY + 1:endY - 1, startX + 1:endX - 1] += \
            corr[startY + 1:endY - 1, startX + 1:endX - 1]
 
    return diff, iteration
 
 

checkFilter()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.checkFilter	(		exposure,
			filterList,
			log )

Check to see if an exposure is in a filter specified by a list.

The goal of this is to provide a unified filter checking interface
for all filter dependent stages.

Parameters
----------
exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    Exposure to examine.
filterList : `list` [`str`]
    List of physical_filter names to check.
log : `logging.Logger`
    Logger to handle messages.

Returns
-------
result : `bool`
    True if the exposure's filter is contained in the list.

Definition at line 1556 of file isrFunctions.py.

def checkFilter(exposure, filterList, log):
    """Check to see if an exposure is in a filter specified by a list.
 
    The goal of this is to provide a unified filter checking interface
    for all filter dependent stages.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        Exposure to examine.
    filterList : `list` [`str`]
        List of physical_filter names to check.
    log : `logging.Logger`
        Logger to handle messages.
 
    Returns
    -------
    result : `bool`
        True if the exposure's filter is contained in the list.
    """
    if len(filterList) == 0:
        return False
    thisFilter = exposure.getFilter()
    if thisFilter is None:
        log.warning("No FilterLabel attached to this exposure!")
        return False
 
    thisPhysicalFilter = getPhysicalFilter(thisFilter, log)
    if thisPhysicalFilter in filterList:
        return True
    elif thisFilter.bandLabel in filterList:
        if log:
            log.warning("Physical filter (%s) should be used instead of band %s for filter configurations"
                        " (%s)", thisPhysicalFilter, thisFilter.bandLabel, filterList)
        return True
    else:
        return False
 
 

compareCameraKeywords()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.compareCameraKeywords	(		doRaiseOnCalibMismatch,
			cameraKeywordsToCompare,
			exposureMetadata,
			calib,
			calibName,
			log = None )

Compare header keywords to confirm camera states match.

Parameters
----------
doRaiseOnCalibMismatch : `bool`
    Raise on calibration mismatch?  Otherwise, log a warning.
cameraKeywordsToCompare : `list` [`str`]
    List of camera keywords to compare.
exposureMetadata : `lsst.daf.base.PropertyList`
    Header for the exposure being processed.
calib : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure` or `lsst.ip.isr.IsrCalib`
    Calibration to be applied.
calibName : `str`
    Calib type for log message.
log : `logging.Logger`, optional
    Logger to handle messages.

Definition at line 1748 of file isrFunctions.py.

):
    """Compare header keywords to confirm camera states match.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    doRaiseOnCalibMismatch : `bool`
        Raise on calibration mismatch?  Otherwise, log a warning.
    cameraKeywordsToCompare : `list` [`str`]
        List of camera keywords to compare.
    exposureMetadata : `lsst.daf.base.PropertyList`
        Header for the exposure being processed.
    calib : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure` or `lsst.ip.isr.IsrCalib`
        Calibration to be applied.
    calibName : `str`
        Calib type for log message.
    log : `logging.Logger`, optional
        Logger to handle messages.
    """
    try:
        calibMetadata = calib.metadata
    except AttributeError:
        return
 
    log = log if log else logging.getLogger(__name__)
 
    missingKeywords = []
    for keyword in cameraKeywordsToCompare:
        exposureValue = exposureMetadata.get(keyword, None)
        if exposureValue is None:
            log.debug("Sequencer keyword %s not found in exposure metadata.", keyword)
            continue
 
        calibValue = calibMetadata.get(keyword, None)
 
        # We don't log here if there is a missing keyword.
        if calibValue is None:
            missingKeywords.append(keyword)
            continue
 
        if exposureValue != calibValue:
            if doRaiseOnCalibMismatch:
                raise RuntimeError(
                    "Sequencer mismatch for %s [%s]: exposure: %s calib: %s",
                    calibName,
                    keyword,
                    exposureValue,
                    calibValue,
                )
            else:
                log.warning(
                    "Sequencer mismatch for %s [%s]: exposure: %s calib: %s",
                    calibName,
                    keyword,
                    exposureValue,
                    calibValue,
                )
                exposureMetadata[f"ISR {calibName.upper()} SEQUENCER MISMATCH"] = True
 
    if missingKeywords:
        log.info(
            "Calibration %s missing keywords %s, which were not checked.",
            calibName,
            ",".join(missingKeywords),
        )

countMaskedPixels()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.countMaskedPixels	(		maskedIm,
			maskPlane )

Count the number of pixels in a given mask plane.

Parameters
----------
maskedIm : `~lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    Masked image to examine.
maskPlane : `str`
    Name of the mask plane to examine.

Returns
-------
nPix : `int`
    Number of pixels in the requested mask plane.

Definition at line 1628 of file isrFunctions.py.

def countMaskedPixels(maskedIm, maskPlane):
    """Count the number of pixels in a given mask plane.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    maskedIm : `~lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        Masked image to examine.
    maskPlane : `str`
        Name of the mask plane to examine.
 
    Returns
    -------
    nPix : `int`
        Number of pixels in the requested mask plane.
    """
    maskBit = maskedIm.mask.getPlaneBitMask(maskPlane)
    nPix = numpy.where(numpy.bitwise_and(maskedIm.mask.array, maskBit))[0].flatten().size
    return nPix
 
 

createPsf()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.createPsf

(

fwhm

)

Make a double Gaussian PSF.

Parameters
----------
fwhm : scalar
    FWHM of double Gaussian smoothing kernel.

Returns
-------
psf : `lsst.meas.algorithms.DoubleGaussianPsf`
    The created smoothing kernel.

Definition at line 77 of file isrFunctions.py.

def createPsf(fwhm):
    """Make a double Gaussian PSF.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    fwhm : scalar
        FWHM of double Gaussian smoothing kernel.
 
    Returns
    -------
    psf : `lsst.meas.algorithms.DoubleGaussianPsf`
        The created smoothing kernel.
    """
    ksize = 4*int(fwhm) + 1
    return measAlg.DoubleGaussianPsf(ksize, ksize, fwhm/(2*math.sqrt(2*math.log(2))))
 
 

darkCorrection()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.darkCorrection	(		maskedImage,
			darkMaskedImage,
			expScale,
			darkScale,
			invert = False,
			trimToFit = False )

Apply dark correction in place.

Parameters
----------
maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
   Image to process.  The image is modified by this method.
darkMaskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    Dark image of the same size as ``maskedImage``.
expScale : scalar
    Dark exposure time for ``maskedImage``.
darkScale : scalar
    Dark exposure time for ``darkMaskedImage``.
invert : `Bool`, optional
    If True, re-add the dark to an already corrected image.
trimToFit : `Bool`, optional
    If True, raw data is symmetrically trimmed to match
    calibration size.

Raises
------
RuntimeError
    Raised if ``maskedImage`` and ``darkMaskedImage`` do not have
    the same size.

Notes
-----
The dark correction is applied by calculating:
    maskedImage -= dark * expScaling / darkScaling

Definition at line 790 of file isrFunctions.py.

def darkCorrection(maskedImage, darkMaskedImage, expScale, darkScale, invert=False, trimToFit=False):
    """Apply dark correction in place.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
       Image to process.  The image is modified by this method.
    darkMaskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        Dark image of the same size as ``maskedImage``.
    expScale : scalar
        Dark exposure time for ``maskedImage``.
    darkScale : scalar
        Dark exposure time for ``darkMaskedImage``.
    invert : `Bool`, optional
        If True, re-add the dark to an already corrected image.
    trimToFit : `Bool`, optional
        If True, raw data is symmetrically trimmed to match
        calibration size.
 
    Raises
    ------
    RuntimeError
        Raised if ``maskedImage`` and ``darkMaskedImage`` do not have
        the same size.
 
    Notes
    -----
    The dark correction is applied by calculating:
        maskedImage -= dark * expScaling / darkScaling
    """
    if trimToFit:
        maskedImage = trimToMatchCalibBBox(maskedImage, darkMaskedImage)
 
    if maskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL) != darkMaskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL):
        raise RuntimeError("maskedImage bbox %s != darkMaskedImage bbox %s" %
                           (maskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL), darkMaskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL)))
 
    scale = expScale / darkScale
    if not invert:
        maskedImage.scaledMinus(scale, darkMaskedImage)
    else:
        maskedImage.scaledPlus(scale, darkMaskedImage)
 
 

flatCorrection()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.flatCorrection	(		maskedImage,
			flatMaskedImage,
			scalingType,
			userScale = 1.0,
			invert = False,
			trimToFit = False )

Apply flat correction in place.

Parameters
----------
maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    Image to process.  The image is modified.
flatMaskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    Flat image of the same size as ``maskedImage``
scalingType : str
    Flat scale computation method.  Allowed values are 'MEAN',
    'MEDIAN', or 'USER'.
userScale : scalar, optional
    Scale to use if ``scalingType='USER'``.
invert : `Bool`, optional
    If True, unflatten an already flattened image.
trimToFit : `Bool`, optional
    If True, raw data is symmetrically trimmed to match
    calibration size.

Raises
------
RuntimeError
    Raised if ``maskedImage`` and ``flatMaskedImage`` do not have
    the same size or if ``scalingType`` is not an allowed value.

Definition at line 862 of file isrFunctions.py.

def flatCorrection(maskedImage, flatMaskedImage, scalingType, userScale=1.0, invert=False, trimToFit=False):
    """Apply flat correction in place.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        Image to process.  The image is modified.
    flatMaskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        Flat image of the same size as ``maskedImage``
    scalingType : str
        Flat scale computation method.  Allowed values are 'MEAN',
        'MEDIAN', or 'USER'.
    userScale : scalar, optional
        Scale to use if ``scalingType='USER'``.
    invert : `Bool`, optional
        If True, unflatten an already flattened image.
    trimToFit : `Bool`, optional
        If True, raw data is symmetrically trimmed to match
        calibration size.
 
    Raises
    ------
    RuntimeError
        Raised if ``maskedImage`` and ``flatMaskedImage`` do not have
        the same size or if ``scalingType`` is not an allowed value.
    """
    if trimToFit:
        maskedImage = trimToMatchCalibBBox(maskedImage, flatMaskedImage)
 
    if maskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL) != flatMaskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL):
        raise RuntimeError("maskedImage bbox %s != flatMaskedImage bbox %s" %
                           (maskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL), flatMaskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL)))
 
    # Figure out scale from the data
    # Ideally the flats are normalized by the calibration product pipeline,
    # but this allows some flexibility in the case that the flat is created by
    # some other mechanism.
    if scalingType in ('MEAN', 'MEDIAN'):
        scalingType = afwMath.stringToStatisticsProperty(scalingType)
        flatScale = afwMath.makeStatistics(flatMaskedImage.image, scalingType).getValue()
    elif scalingType == 'USER':
        flatScale = userScale
    else:
        raise RuntimeError('%s : %s not implemented' % ("flatCorrection", scalingType))
 
    if not invert:
        maskedImage.scaledDivides(1.0/flatScale, flatMaskedImage)
    else:
        maskedImage.scaledMultiplies(1.0/flatScale, flatMaskedImage)
 
 

fluxConservingBrighterFatterCorrection()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.fluxConservingBrighterFatterCorrection	(		exposure,
			kernel,
			maxIter,
			threshold,
			applyGain,
			gains = None,
			correctionMode = True )

Apply brighter fatter correction in place for the image.

This version presents a modified version of the algorithm
found in ``lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.brighterFatterCorrection``
which conserves the image flux, resulting in improved
correction of the cores of stars. The convolution has also been
modified to mitigate edge effects.

Parameters
----------
exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    Exposure to have brighter-fatter correction applied.  Modified
    by this method.
kernel : `numpy.ndarray`
    Brighter-fatter kernel to apply.
maxIter : scalar
    Number of correction iterations to run.
threshold : scalar
    Convergence threshold in terms of the sum of absolute
    deviations between an iteration and the previous one.
applyGain : `Bool`
    If True, then the exposure values are scaled by the gain prior
    to correction.
gains : `dict` [`str`, `float`]
    A dictionary, keyed by amplifier name, of the gains to use.
    If gains is None, the nominal gains in the amplifier object are used.
correctionMode : `Bool`
    If True (default) the function applies correction for BFE.  If False,
    the code can instead be used to generate a simulation of BFE (sign
    change in the direction of the effect)

Returns
-------
diff : `float`
    Final difference between iterations achieved in correction.
iteration : `int`
    Number of iterations used to calculate correction.

Notes
-----
Modified version of ``lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.brighterFatterCorrection``.

This correction takes a kernel that has been derived from flat
field images to redistribute the charge.  The gradient of the
kernel is the deflection field due to the accumulated charge.

Given the original image I(x) and the kernel K(x) we can compute
the corrected image Ic(x) using the following equation:

Ic(x) = I(x) + 0.5*d/dx(I(x)*d/dx(int( dy*K(x-y)*I(y))))

Improved algorithm at this step applies the divergence theorem to
obtain a pixelised correction.

Because we use the measured counts instead of the incident counts
we apply the correction iteratively to reconstruct the original
counts and the correction.  We stop iterating when the summed
difference between the current corrected image and the one from
the previous iteration is below the threshold.  We do not require
convergence because the number of iterations is too large a
computational cost.  How we define the threshold still needs to be
evaluated, the current default was shown to work reasonably well
on a small set of images.

Edges are handled in the convolution by padding.  This is still not
a physical model for the edge, but avoids discontinuity in the correction.

Author of modified version: Lance.Miller@physics.ox.ac.uk
(see DM-38555).

Definition at line 1154 of file isrFunctions.py.

                                           gains=None, correctionMode=True):
    """Apply brighter fatter correction in place for the image.
 
    This version presents a modified version of the algorithm
    found in ``lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.brighterFatterCorrection``
    which conserves the image flux, resulting in improved
    correction of the cores of stars. The convolution has also been
    modified to mitigate edge effects.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        Exposure to have brighter-fatter correction applied.  Modified
        by this method.
    kernel : `numpy.ndarray`
        Brighter-fatter kernel to apply.
    maxIter : scalar
        Number of correction iterations to run.
    threshold : scalar
        Convergence threshold in terms of the sum of absolute
        deviations between an iteration and the previous one.
    applyGain : `Bool`
        If True, then the exposure values are scaled by the gain prior
        to correction.
    gains : `dict` [`str`, `float`]
        A dictionary, keyed by amplifier name, of the gains to use.
        If gains is None, the nominal gains in the amplifier object are used.
    correctionMode : `Bool`
        If True (default) the function applies correction for BFE.  If False,
        the code can instead be used to generate a simulation of BFE (sign
        change in the direction of the effect)
 
    Returns
    -------
    diff : `float`
        Final difference between iterations achieved in correction.
    iteration : `int`
        Number of iterations used to calculate correction.
 
    Notes
    -----
    Modified version of ``lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.brighterFatterCorrection``.
 
    This correction takes a kernel that has been derived from flat
    field images to redistribute the charge.  The gradient of the
    kernel is the deflection field due to the accumulated charge.
 
    Given the original image I(x) and the kernel K(x) we can compute
    the corrected image Ic(x) using the following equation:
 
    Ic(x) = I(x) + 0.5*d/dx(I(x)*d/dx(int( dy*K(x-y)*I(y))))
 
    Improved algorithm at this step applies the divergence theorem to
    obtain a pixelised correction.
 
    Because we use the measured counts instead of the incident counts
    we apply the correction iteratively to reconstruct the original
    counts and the correction.  We stop iterating when the summed
    difference between the current corrected image and the one from
    the previous iteration is below the threshold.  We do not require
    convergence because the number of iterations is too large a
    computational cost.  How we define the threshold still needs to be
    evaluated, the current default was shown to work reasonably well
    on a small set of images.
 
    Edges are handled in the convolution by padding.  This is still not
    a physical model for the edge, but avoids discontinuity in the correction.
 
    Author of modified version: Lance.Miller@physics.ox.ac.uk
    (see DM-38555).
    """
    image = exposure.getMaskedImage().getImage()
 
    # The image needs to be units of electrons/holes
    with gainContext(exposure, image, applyGain, gains):
 
        # get kernel and its shape
        kLy, kLx = kernel.shape
        kernelImage = afwImage.ImageD(kLx, kLy)
        kernelImage.getArray()[:, :] = kernel
        tempImage = afwImage.ImageD(image, deep=True)
 
        nanIndex = numpy.isnan(tempImage.getArray())
        tempImage.getArray()[nanIndex] = 0.
 
        outImage = afwImage.ImageD(image.getDimensions())
        corr = numpy.zeros(image.array.shape, dtype=numpy.float64)
        prevImage = numpy.zeros(image.array.shape, dtype=numpy.float64)
        convCntrl = afwMath.ConvolutionControl(False, False, 1)
        fixedKernel = afwMath.FixedKernel(kernelImage)
 
        # set the padding amount
        # ensure we pad by an even amount larger than the kernel
        kLy = 2 * ((1+kLy)//2)
        kLx = 2 * ((1+kLx)//2)
 
        # The deflection potential only depends on the gradient of
        # the convolution, so we can subtract the mean, which then
        # allows us to pad the image with zeros and avoid wrap-around effects
        # (although still not handling the image edges with a physical model)
        # This wouldn't be great if there were a strong image gradient.
        imYdimension, imXdimension = tempImage.array.shape
        imean = numpy.mean(tempImage.getArray()[~nanIndex], dtype=numpy.float64)
        # subtract mean from image
        tempImage -= imean
        tempImage.array[nanIndex] = 0.0
        padArray = numpy.pad(tempImage.getArray(), ((0, kLy), (0, kLx)))
        outImage = afwImage.ImageD(numpy.pad(outImage.getArray(), ((0, kLy), (0, kLx))))
        # Convert array to afw image so afwMath.convolve works
        padImage = afwImage.ImageD(padArray.shape[1], padArray.shape[0])
        padImage.array[:] = padArray
 
        for iteration in range(maxIter):
 
            # create deflection potential, convolution of flux with kernel
            # using padded counts array
            afwMath.convolve(outImage, padImage, fixedKernel, convCntrl)
            tmpArray = tempImage.getArray()
            outArray = outImage.getArray()
 
            # trim convolution output back to original shape
            outArray = outArray[:imYdimension, :imXdimension]
 
            # generate the correction array, with correctionMode set as input
            corr[...] = transferFlux(outArray, tmpArray, correctionMode=correctionMode)
 
            # update the arrays for the next iteration
            tmpArray[:, :] = image.getArray()[:, :]
            tmpArray += corr
            tmpArray[nanIndex] = 0.
            # update padded array
            # subtract mean
            tmpArray -= imean
            tempImage.array[nanIndex] = 0.
            padArray = numpy.pad(tempImage.getArray(), ((0, kLy), (0, kLx)))
 
            if iteration > 0:
                diff = numpy.sum(numpy.abs(prevImage - tmpArray), dtype=numpy.float64)
 
                if diff < threshold:
                    break
                prevImage[:, :] = tmpArray[:, :]
 
        image.getArray()[:] += corr[:]
 
    return diff, iteration
 
 
@contextmanager

gainContext()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.gainContext	(		exp,
			image,
			apply,
			gains = None,
			invert = False,
			isTrimmed = True )

Context manager that applies and removes gain.

Parameters
----------
exp : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    Exposure to apply/remove gain.
image : `lsst.afw.image.Image`
    Image to apply/remove gain.
apply : `bool`
    If True, apply and remove the amplifier gain.
gains : `dict` [`str`, `float`], optional
    A dictionary, keyed by amplifier name, of the gains to use.
    If gains is None, the nominal gains in the amplifier object are used.
invert : `bool`, optional
    Invert the gains (e.g. convert electrons to adu temporarily)?
isTrimmed : `bool`, optional
    Is this a trimmed exposure?

Yields
------
exp : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    Exposure with the gain applied.

Definition at line 1304 of file isrFunctions.py.

def gainContext(exp, image, apply, gains=None, invert=False, isTrimmed=True):
    """Context manager that applies and removes gain.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    exp : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        Exposure to apply/remove gain.
    image : `lsst.afw.image.Image`
        Image to apply/remove gain.
    apply : `bool`
        If True, apply and remove the amplifier gain.
    gains : `dict` [`str`, `float`], optional
        A dictionary, keyed by amplifier name, of the gains to use.
        If gains is None, the nominal gains in the amplifier object are used.
    invert : `bool`, optional
        Invert the gains (e.g. convert electrons to adu temporarily)?
    isTrimmed : `bool`, optional
        Is this a trimmed exposure?
 
    Yields
    ------
    exp : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        Exposure with the gain applied.
    """
    # check we have all of them if provided because mixing and matching would
    # be a real mess
    if gains and apply is True:
        ampNames = [amp.getName() for amp in exp.getDetector()]
        for ampName in ampNames:
            if ampName not in gains.keys():
                raise RuntimeError(f"Gains provided to gain context, but no entry found for amp {ampName}")
 
    if apply:
        ccd = exp.getDetector()
        for amp in ccd:
            sim = image.Factory(image, amp.getBBox() if isTrimmed else amp.getRawBBox())
            if gains:
                gain = gains[amp.getName()]
            else:
                gain = amp.getGain()
            if invert:
                sim /= gain
            else:
                sim *= gain
 
    try:
        yield exp
    finally:
        if apply:
            ccd = exp.getDetector()
            for amp in ccd:
                sim = image.Factory(image, amp.getBBox() if isTrimmed else amp.getRawBBox())
                if gains:
                    gain = gains[amp.getName()]
                else:
                    gain = amp.getGain()
                if invert:
                    sim *= gain
                else:
                    sim /= gain
 
 

getExposureGains()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.getExposureGains

(

exposure

)

Get the per-amplifier gains used for this exposure.

Parameters
----------
exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    The exposure to find gains for.

Returns
-------
gains : `dict` [`str` `float`]
    Dictionary of gain values, keyed by amplifier name.
    Returns empty dict when detector is None.

Definition at line 1648 of file isrFunctions.py.

def getExposureGains(exposure):
    """Get the per-amplifier gains used for this exposure.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        The exposure to find gains for.
 
    Returns
    -------
    gains : `dict` [`str` `float`]
        Dictionary of gain values, keyed by amplifier name.
        Returns empty dict when detector is None.
    """
    det = exposure.getDetector()
    if det is None:
        return dict()
 
    metadata = exposure.getMetadata()
    gains = {}
    for amp in det:
        ampName = amp.getName()
        # The key may use the new LSST ISR or the old LSST prefix
        if (key1 := f"LSST ISR GAIN {ampName}") in metadata:
            gains[ampName] = metadata[key1]
        elif (key2 := f"LSST GAIN {ampName}") in metadata:
            gains[ampName] = metadata[key2]
        else:
            gains[ampName] = amp.getGain()
    return gains
 
 

getExposureReadNoises()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.getExposureReadNoises

(

exposure

)

Get the per-amplifier read noise used for this exposure.

Parameters
----------
exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    The exposure to find read noise for.

Returns
-------
readnoises : `dict` [`str` `float`]
    Dictionary of read noise values, keyed by amplifier name.
    Returns empty dict when detector is None.

Definition at line 1680 of file isrFunctions.py.

def getExposureReadNoises(exposure):
    """Get the per-amplifier read noise used for this exposure.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        The exposure to find read noise for.
 
    Returns
    -------
    readnoises : `dict` [`str` `float`]
        Dictionary of read noise values, keyed by amplifier name.
        Returns empty dict when detector is None.
    """
    det = exposure.getDetector()
    if det is None:
        return dict()
 
    metadata = exposure.getMetadata()
    readnoises = {}
    for amp in det:
        ampName = amp.getName()
        # The key may use the new LSST ISR or the old LSST prefix
        if (key1 := f"LSST ISR READNOISE {ampName}") in metadata:
            readnoises[ampName] = metadata[key1]
        elif (key2 := f"LSST READNOISE {ampName}") in metadata:
            readnoises[ampName] = metadata[key2]
        else:
            readnoises[ampName] = amp.getReadNoise()
    return readnoises
 
 

getPhysicalFilter()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.getPhysicalFilter	(		filterLabel,
			log )

Get the physical filter label associated with the given filterLabel.

If ``filterLabel`` is `None` or there is no physicalLabel attribute
associated with the given ``filterLabel``, the returned label will be
"Unknown".

Parameters
----------
filterLabel : `lsst.afw.image.FilterLabel`
    The `lsst.afw.image.FilterLabel` object from which to derive the
    physical filter label.
log : `logging.Logger`
    Logger to handle messages.

Returns
-------
physicalFilter : `str`
    The value returned by the physicalLabel attribute of ``filterLabel`` if
    it exists, otherwise set to \"Unknown\".

Definition at line 1595 of file isrFunctions.py.

def getPhysicalFilter(filterLabel, log):
    """Get the physical filter label associated with the given filterLabel.
 
    If ``filterLabel`` is `None` or there is no physicalLabel attribute
    associated with the given ``filterLabel``, the returned label will be
    "Unknown".
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    filterLabel : `lsst.afw.image.FilterLabel`
        The `lsst.afw.image.FilterLabel` object from which to derive the
        physical filter label.
    log : `logging.Logger`
        Logger to handle messages.
 
    Returns
    -------
    physicalFilter : `str`
        The value returned by the physicalLabel attribute of ``filterLabel`` if
        it exists, otherwise set to \"Unknown\".
    """
    if filterLabel is None:
        physicalFilter = "Unknown"
        log.warning("filterLabel is None.  Setting physicalFilter to \"Unknown\".")
    else:
        try:
            physicalFilter = filterLabel.physicalLabel
        except RuntimeError:
            log.warning("filterLabel has no physicalLabel attribute.  Setting physicalFilter to \"Unknown\".")
            physicalFilter = "Unknown"
    return physicalFilter
 
 

growMasks()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.growMasks	(		mask,
			radius = 0,
			maskNameList = ['BAD'],
			maskValue = "BAD" )

Grow a mask by an amount and add to the requested plane.

Parameters
----------
mask : `lsst.afw.image.Mask`
    Mask image to process.
radius : scalar
    Amount to grow the mask.
maskNameList : `str` or `list` [`str`]
    Mask names that should be grown.
maskValue : `str`
    Mask plane to assign the newly masked pixels to.

Definition at line 206 of file isrFunctions.py.

def growMasks(mask, radius=0, maskNameList=['BAD'], maskValue="BAD"):
    """Grow a mask by an amount and add to the requested plane.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    mask : `lsst.afw.image.Mask`
        Mask image to process.
    radius : scalar
        Amount to grow the mask.
    maskNameList : `str` or `list` [`str`]
        Mask names that should be grown.
    maskValue : `str`
        Mask plane to assign the newly masked pixels to.
    """
    if radius > 0:
        spans = SpanSet.fromMask(mask, mask.getPlaneBitMask(maskNameList))
        # Use MANHATTAN for equivalence with 'isotropic=False` footprint grows,
        # but CIRCLE is probably better and might be just as fast.
        spans = spans.dilated(radius, Stencil.MANHATTAN)
        spans = spans.clippedTo(mask.getBBox())
        spans.setMask(mask, mask.getPlaneBitMask(maskValue))
 
 

illuminationCorrection()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.illuminationCorrection	(		maskedImage,
			illumMaskedImage,
			illumScale,
			trimToFit = True )

Apply illumination correction in place.

Parameters
----------
maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    Image to process.  The image is modified.
illumMaskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    Illumination correction image of the same size as ``maskedImage``.
illumScale : scalar
    Scale factor for the illumination correction.
trimToFit : `Bool`, optional
    If True, raw data is symmetrically trimmed to match
    calibration size.

Raises
------
RuntimeError
    Raised if ``maskedImage`` and ``illumMaskedImage`` do not have
    the same size.

Definition at line 913 of file isrFunctions.py.

def illuminationCorrection(maskedImage, illumMaskedImage, illumScale, trimToFit=True):
    """Apply illumination correction in place.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        Image to process.  The image is modified.
    illumMaskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        Illumination correction image of the same size as ``maskedImage``.
    illumScale : scalar
        Scale factor for the illumination correction.
    trimToFit : `Bool`, optional
        If True, raw data is symmetrically trimmed to match
        calibration size.
 
    Raises
    ------
    RuntimeError
        Raised if ``maskedImage`` and ``illumMaskedImage`` do not have
        the same size.
    """
    if trimToFit:
        maskedImage = trimToMatchCalibBBox(maskedImage, illumMaskedImage)
 
    if maskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL) != illumMaskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL):
        raise RuntimeError("maskedImage bbox %s != illumMaskedImage bbox %s" %
                           (maskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL), illumMaskedImage.getBBox(afwImage.LOCAL)))
 
    maskedImage.scaledDivides(1.0/illumScale, illumMaskedImage)
 
 

interpolateDefectList()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.interpolateDefectList	(		maskedImage,
			defectList,
			fwhm,
			fallbackValue = None,
			maskNameList = None,
			useLegacyInterp = True )

Interpolate over defects specified in a defect list.

Parameters
----------
maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    Image to process.
defectList : `lsst.meas.algorithms.Defects`
    List of defects to interpolate over.
fwhm : `float`
    FWHM of double Gaussian smoothing kernel.
fallbackValue : scalar, optional
    Fallback value if an interpolated value cannot be determined.
    If None, then the clipped mean of the image is used.
maskNameList : `list [string]`
    List of the defects to interpolate over (used for GP interpolator).
useLegacyInterp : `bool`
    Use the legacy interpolation (polynomial interpolation) if True. Use
    Gaussian Process interpolation if False.

Notes
-----
The ``fwhm`` parameter is used to create a PSF, but the underlying
interpolation code (`lsst.meas.algorithms.interpolateOverDefects`) does
not currently make use of this information in legacy Interpolation, but use
if for the Gaussian Process as an estimation of the correlation lenght.

Definition at line 114 of file isrFunctions.py.

                          maskNameList=None, useLegacyInterp=True):
    """Interpolate over defects specified in a defect list.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        Image to process.
    defectList : `lsst.meas.algorithms.Defects`
        List of defects to interpolate over.
    fwhm : `float`
        FWHM of double Gaussian smoothing kernel.
    fallbackValue : scalar, optional
        Fallback value if an interpolated value cannot be determined.
        If None, then the clipped mean of the image is used.
    maskNameList : `list [string]`
        List of the defects to interpolate over (used for GP interpolator).
    useLegacyInterp : `bool`
        Use the legacy interpolation (polynomial interpolation) if True. Use
        Gaussian Process interpolation if False.
 
    Notes
    -----
    The ``fwhm`` parameter is used to create a PSF, but the underlying
    interpolation code (`lsst.meas.algorithms.interpolateOverDefects`) does
    not currently make use of this information in legacy Interpolation, but use
    if for the Gaussian Process as an estimation of the correlation lenght.
    """
    psf = createPsf(fwhm)
    if fallbackValue is None:
        fallbackValue = afwMath.makeStatistics(maskedImage.getImage(), afwMath.MEANCLIP).getValue()
    if 'INTRP' not in maskedImage.getMask().getMaskPlaneDict():
        maskedImage.getMask().addMaskPlane('INTRP')
 
    # Hardcoded fwhm value. PSF estimated latter in step1,
    # not in ISR.
    if useLegacyInterp:
        kwargs = {}
        fwhm = fwhm
    else:
        # tested on a dozens of images and looks a good set of
        # hyperparameters, but cannot guarrenty this is optimal,
        # need further testing.
        kwargs = {"bin_spacing": 20,
                  "threshold_dynamic_binning": 2000,
                  "threshold_subdivide": 20000}
        fwhm = 15
 
    measAlg.interpolateOverDefects(maskedImage, psf, defectList,
                                   fallbackValue=fallbackValue,
                                   useFallbackValueAtEdge=True,
                                   fwhm=fwhm,
                                   useLegacyInterp=useLegacyInterp,
                                   maskNameList=maskNameList, **kwargs)
    return maskedImage
 
 

interpolateFromMask()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.interpolateFromMask	(		maskedImage,
			fwhm,
			growSaturatedFootprints = 1,
			maskNameList = ['SAT'],
			fallbackValue = None,
			useLegacyInterp = True )

Interpolate over defects identified by a particular set of mask planes.

Parameters
----------
maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    Image to process.
fwhm : `float`
    FWHM of double Gaussian smoothing kernel.
growSaturatedFootprints : scalar, optional
    Number of pixels to grow footprints for saturated pixels.
maskNameList : `List` of `str`, optional
    Mask plane name.
fallbackValue : scalar, optional
    Value of last resort for interpolation.

Notes
-----
The ``fwhm`` parameter is used to create a PSF, but the underlying
interpolation code (`lsst.meas.algorithms.interpolateOverDefects`) does
not currently make use of this information.

Definition at line 632 of file isrFunctions.py.

                        maskNameList=['SAT'], fallbackValue=None, useLegacyInterp=True):
    """Interpolate over defects identified by a particular set of mask planes.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        Image to process.
    fwhm : `float`
        FWHM of double Gaussian smoothing kernel.
    growSaturatedFootprints : scalar, optional
        Number of pixels to grow footprints for saturated pixels.
    maskNameList : `List` of `str`, optional
        Mask plane name.
    fallbackValue : scalar, optional
        Value of last resort for interpolation.
 
    Notes
    -----
    The ``fwhm`` parameter is used to create a PSF, but the underlying
    interpolation code (`lsst.meas.algorithms.interpolateOverDefects`) does
    not currently make use of this information.
    """
    mask = maskedImage.getMask()
 
    if growSaturatedFootprints > 0 and "SAT" in maskNameList:
        # If we are interpolating over an area larger than the original masked
        # region, we need to expand the original mask bit to the full area to
        # explain why we interpolated there.
        growMasks(mask, radius=growSaturatedFootprints, maskNameList=['SAT'], maskValue="SAT")
 
    thresh = afwDetection.Threshold(mask.getPlaneBitMask(maskNameList), afwDetection.Threshold.BITMASK)
    fpSet = afwDetection.FootprintSet(mask, thresh)
    defectList = Defects.fromFootprintList(fpSet.getFootprints())
 
    interpolateDefectList(maskedImage, defectList, fwhm, fallbackValue=fallbackValue,
                          maskNameList=maskNameList, useLegacyInterp=useLegacyInterp)
 
    return maskedImage
 
 

isTrimmedExposure()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.isTrimmedExposure

(

exposure

)

Check if the unused pixels (pre-/over-scan pixels) have
been trimmed from an exposure.

Parameters
----------
exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    The exposure to check.

Returns
-------
result : `bool`
    True if the image is trimmed, else False.

Definition at line 1712 of file isrFunctions.py.

def isTrimmedExposure(exposure):
    """Check if the unused pixels (pre-/over-scan pixels) have
    been trimmed from an exposure.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        The exposure to check.
 
    Returns
    -------
    result : `bool`
        True if the image is trimmed, else False.
    """
    return exposure.getDetector().getBBox() == exposure.getBBox()
 
 

isTrimmedImage()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.isTrimmedImage	(		image,
			detector )

Check if the unused pixels (pre-/over-scan pixels) have
been trimmed from an image

Parameters
----------
image : `lsst.afw.image.Image`
    The image to check.
detector : `lsst.afw.cameraGeom.Detector`
    The detector associated with the image.

Returns
-------
result : `bool`
    True if the image is trimmed, else False.

Definition at line 1729 of file isrFunctions.py.

def isTrimmedImage(image, detector):
    """Check if the unused pixels (pre-/over-scan pixels) have
    been trimmed from an image
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    image : `lsst.afw.image.Image`
        The image to check.
    detector : `lsst.afw.cameraGeom.Detector`
        The detector associated with the image.
 
    Returns
    -------
    result : `bool`
        True if the image is trimmed, else False.
    """
    return detector.getBBox() == image.getBBox()
 
 

makeThresholdMask()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.makeThresholdMask	(		maskedImage,
			threshold,
			growFootprints = 1,
			maskName = 'SAT' )

Mask pixels based on threshold detection.

Parameters
----------
maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    Image to process.  Only the mask plane is updated.
threshold : scalar
    Detection threshold.
growFootprints : scalar, optional
    Number of pixels to grow footprints of detected regions.
maskName : str, optional
    Mask plane name, or list of names to convert

Returns
-------
defectList : `lsst.meas.algorithms.Defects`
    Defect list constructed from pixels above the threshold.

Definition at line 171 of file isrFunctions.py.

def makeThresholdMask(maskedImage, threshold, growFootprints=1, maskName='SAT'):
    """Mask pixels based on threshold detection.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        Image to process.  Only the mask plane is updated.
    threshold : scalar
        Detection threshold.
    growFootprints : scalar, optional
        Number of pixels to grow footprints of detected regions.
    maskName : str, optional
        Mask plane name, or list of names to convert
 
    Returns
    -------
    defectList : `lsst.meas.algorithms.Defects`
        Defect list constructed from pixels above the threshold.
    """
    # find saturated regions
    thresh = afwDetection.Threshold(threshold)
    fs = afwDetection.FootprintSet(maskedImage, thresh)
 
    if growFootprints > 0:
        fs = afwDetection.FootprintSet(fs, rGrow=growFootprints, isotropic=False)
    fpList = fs.getFootprints()
 
    # set mask
    mask = maskedImage.getMask()
    bitmask = mask.getPlaneBitMask(maskName)
    afwDetection.setMaskFromFootprintList(mask, fpList, bitmask)
 
    return Defects.fromFootprintList(fpList)
 
 

maskE2VEdgeBleed()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.maskE2VEdgeBleed	(		exposure,
			e2vEdgeBleedSatMinArea = 10000,
			e2vEdgeBleedSatMaxArea = 100000,
			e2vEdgeBleedYMax = 350,
			saturatedMaskName = "SAT",
			log = None )

Mask edge bleeds in E2V detectors.

Parameters
----------
exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    Exposure to apply masking to.
e2vEdgeBleedSatMinArea : `int`, optional
    Minimum limit of saturated cores footprint area.
e2vEdgeBleedSatMaxArea : `int`, optional
    Maximum limit of saturated cores footprint area.
e2vEdgeBleedYMax: `float`, optional
    Height of edge bleed masking.
saturatedMaskName : `str`, optional
    Mask name for saturation.
log : `logging.Logger`, optional
    Logger to handle messages.

Definition at line 229 of file isrFunctions.py.

                     saturatedMaskName="SAT", log=None):
    """Mask edge bleeds in E2V detectors.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        Exposure to apply masking to.
    e2vEdgeBleedSatMinArea : `int`, optional
        Minimum limit of saturated cores footprint area.
    e2vEdgeBleedSatMaxArea : `int`, optional
        Maximum limit of saturated cores footprint area.
    e2vEdgeBleedYMax: `float`, optional
        Height of edge bleed masking.
    saturatedMaskName : `str`, optional
        Mask name for saturation.
    log : `logging.Logger`, optional
        Logger to handle messages.
    """
 
    log = log if log else logging.getLogger(__name__)
 
    maskedImage = exposure.maskedImage
    saturatedBit = maskedImage.mask.getPlaneBitMask(saturatedMaskName)
 
    thresh = afwDetection.Threshold(saturatedBit, afwDetection.Threshold.BITMASK)
 
    fpList = afwDetection.FootprintSet(exposure.mask, thresh).getFootprints()
 
    satAreas = numpy.asarray([fp.getArea() for fp in fpList])
    largeAreas, = numpy.where((satAreas >= e2vEdgeBleedSatMinArea)
                              & (satAreas < e2vEdgeBleedSatMaxArea))
    for largeAreasIndex in largeAreas:
        fpCore = fpList[largeAreasIndex]
        xCore, yCore = fpCore.getCentroid()
        xCore = int(xCore)
        yCore = int(yCore)
 
        for amp in exposure.getDetector():
            if amp.getBBox().contains(xCore, yCore):
                ampName = amp.getName()
                if ampName[:2] == 'C0':
                    # Check that the footprint reaches the bottom of the
                    # amplifier.
                    if fpCore.getBBox().getMinY() == 0:
                        # This is a large saturation footprint that hits the
                        # edge, and is thus classified as an edge bleed.
 
                        # TODO DM-50587: Optimize number of rows to mask by
                        # looking at the median signal level as a function of
                        # row number on the right side of the saturation trail.
 
                        log.info("Found E2V edge bleed in amp %s, column %d.", ampName, xCore)
                        maskedImage.mask[amp.getBBox()].array[:e2vEdgeBleedYMax, :] |= saturatedBit
 
 

maskITLDip()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.maskITLDip	(		exposure,
			detectorConfig,
			maskPlaneNames = ["SUSPECT", "ITL_DIP"],
			log = None )

Add mask bits according to the ITL dip model.

Parameters
----------
exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    Exposure to do ITL dip masking.
detectorConfig : `lsst.ip.isr.overscanAmpConfig.OverscanDetectorConfig`
    Configuration for this detector.
maskPlaneNames : `list [`str`], optional
    Name of the ITL Dip mask planes.
log : `logging.Logger`, optional
    If not set, a default logger will be used.

Definition at line 548 of file isrFunctions.py.

def maskITLDip(exposure, detectorConfig, maskPlaneNames=["SUSPECT", "ITL_DIP"], log=None):
    """Add mask bits according to the ITL dip model.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        Exposure to do ITL dip masking.
    detectorConfig : `lsst.ip.isr.overscanAmpConfig.OverscanDetectorConfig`
        Configuration for this detector.
    maskPlaneNames : `list [`str`], optional
        Name of the ITL Dip mask planes.
    log : `logging.Logger`, optional
        If not set, a default logger will be used.
    """
    if detectorConfig.itlDipBackgroundFraction == 0.0:
        # Nothing to do.
        return
 
    if log is None:
        log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
 
    thresh = afwDetection.Threshold(
        exposure.mask.getPlaneBitMask("SAT"),
        afwDetection.Threshold.BITMASK,
    )
    fpList = afwDetection.FootprintSet(exposure.mask, thresh).getFootprints()
 
    heights = numpy.asarray([fp.getBBox().getHeight() for fp in fpList])
 
    largeHeights, = numpy.where(heights >= detectorConfig.itlDipMinHeight)
 
    if len(largeHeights) == 0:
        return
 
    # Get the approximate image background.
    approxBackground = numpy.median(exposure.image.array)
    maskValue = exposure.mask.getPlaneBitMask(maskPlaneNames)
 
    maskBak = exposure.mask.array.copy()
    nMaskedCols = 0
 
    for index in largeHeights:
        fp = fpList[index]
        center = fp.getCentroid()
 
        nSat = numpy.sum(fp.getSpans().asArray(), axis=0)
        width = numpy.sum(nSat > detectorConfig.itlDipMinHeight)
 
        if width < detectorConfig.itlDipMinWidth:
            continue
 
        width = numpy.clip(width, None, detectorConfig.itlDipMaxWidth)
 
        dipMax = detectorConfig.itlDipBackgroundFraction * approxBackground * width
 
        # Assume sky-noise dominated; we could add in read noise here.
        if dipMax < detectorConfig.itlDipMinBackgroundNoiseFraction * numpy.sqrt(approxBackground):
            continue
 
        minCol = int(center.getX() - (detectorConfig.itlDipWidthScale * width) / 2.)
        maxCol = int(center.getX() + (detectorConfig.itlDipWidthScale * width) / 2.)
        minCol = numpy.clip(minCol, 0, None)
        maxCol = numpy.clip(maxCol, None, exposure.mask.array.shape[1] - 1)
 
        log.info(
            "Found ITL dip (width %d; bkg %.2f); masking column %d to %d.",
            width,
            approxBackground,
            minCol,
            maxCol,
        )
 
        exposure.mask.array[:, minCol: maxCol + 1] |= maskValue
 
        nMaskedCols += (maxCol - minCol + 1)
 
    if nMaskedCols > detectorConfig.itlDipMaxColsPerImage:
        log.warning(
            "Too many (%d) columns would be masked on this image from dip masking; restoring original mask.",
            nMaskedCols,
        )
        exposure.mask.array[:, :] = maskBak
 
 

maskITLEdgeBleed()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.maskITLEdgeBleed	(		ccdExposure,
			badAmpDict,
			fpCore,
			itlEdgeBleedSatMinArea = 10000,
			itlEdgeBleedSatMaxArea = 100000,
			itlEdgeBleedThreshold = 5000.,
			itlEdgeBleedModelConstant = 0.02,
			saturatedMaskName = "SAT",
			log = None )

Mask edge bleeds in ITL detectors.

Parameters
----------
ccdExposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    Exposure to apply masking to.
badAmpDict : `dict` [`str`, `bool`]
    Dictionary of amplifiers, keyed by name, value is True if
    amplifier is fully masked.
fpCore : `lsst.afw.detection._detection.Footprint`
    Footprint of saturated core.
itlEdgeBleedThreshold : `float`, optional
    Threshold above median sky background for edge bleed detection
    (electron units).
itlEdgeBleedModelConstant : `float`, optional
    Constant in the decaying exponential in the edge bleed masking.
saturatedMaskName : `str`, optional
    Mask name for saturation.
log : `logging.Logger`, optional
    Logger to handle messages.

Definition at line 287 of file isrFunctions.py.

                     saturatedMaskName="SAT", log=None):
    """Mask edge bleeds in ITL detectors.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    ccdExposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        Exposure to apply masking to.
    badAmpDict : `dict` [`str`, `bool`]
        Dictionary of amplifiers, keyed by name, value is True if
        amplifier is fully masked.
    fpCore : `lsst.afw.detection._detection.Footprint`
        Footprint of saturated core.
    itlEdgeBleedThreshold : `float`, optional
        Threshold above median sky background for edge bleed detection
        (electron units).
    itlEdgeBleedModelConstant : `float`, optional
        Constant in the decaying exponential in the edge bleed masking.
    saturatedMaskName : `str`, optional
        Mask name for saturation.
    log : `logging.Logger`, optional
        Logger to handle messages.
    """
 
    log = log if log else logging.getLogger(__name__)
 
    # Get median of amplifier saturation level
    satLevel = numpy.nanmedian([ccdExposure.metadata[f"LSST ISR SATURATION LEVEL {amp.getName()}"]
                                for amp in ccdExposure.getDetector() if not badAmpDict[amp.getName()]])
 
    # 1. we check if there are several cores in the footprint:
    # Get centroid of saturated core
    xCore, yCore = fpCore.getCentroid()
    # Turn the Y detector coordinate into Y footprint coordinate
    yCoreFP = int(yCore) - fpCore.getBBox().getMinY()
    # Now test if there is one or more cores by checking if the slice at the
    # center is full of saturated pixels or has several segments of saturated
    # columns (i.e. several cores with trails)
    checkCoreNbRow = fpCore.getSpans().asArray()[yCoreFP, :]
    nbCore = 0
    indexSwitchTrue = []
    indexSwitchFalse = []
    if checkCoreNbRow[0]:
        # If the slice starts with saturated pixels
        inSatSegment = True
        nbCore = 1
        indexSwitchTrue.append(0)
    else:
        # If the slice starts with non saturated pixels
        inSatSegment = False
 
    for i, value in enumerate(checkCoreNbRow):
        if value:
            if not inSatSegment:
                indexSwitchTrue.append(i)
                # nbCore is the number of detected cores.
                nbCore += 1
                inSatSegment = True
        elif inSatSegment:
            indexSwitchFalse.append(i)
            inSatSegment = False
 
    # 1. we look for edge bleed in saturated cores in the footprint
    if nbCore == 2:
        # we now estimate the x coordinates of the edges of the subfootprint
        # for each core
        xEdgesCores = [0]
        xEdgesCores.append(int((indexSwitchTrue[1] + indexSwitchFalse[0])/2))
        xEdgesCores.append(fpCore.getSpans().asArray().shape[1])
        # Get the X and Y footprint coordinates of the cores
        for i in range(nbCore):
            subfp = fpCore.getSpans().asArray()[:, xEdgesCores[i]:xEdgesCores[i+1]]
            xCoreFP = int(xEdgesCores[i] + numpy.argmax(numpy.sum(subfp, axis=0)))
            # turn into X coordinate in detector space
            xCore = xCoreFP + fpCore.getBBox().getMinX()
            # get Y footprint coordinate of the core
            # by trimming the edges where edge bleeds are potentially dominant
            if subfp.shape[0] <= 200:
                yCoreFP = int(numpy.argmax(numpy.sum(subfp, axis=1)))
            else:
                yCoreFP = int(numpy.argmax(numpy.sum(subfp[100:-100, :],
                                                     axis=1)))
                yCoreFP = 100+yCoreFP
 
            # Estimate the width of the saturated core
            widthSat = numpy.sum(subfp[int(yCoreFP), :])
 
            subfpArea = numpy.sum(subfp)
            if subfpArea > itlEdgeBleedSatMinArea and subfpArea < itlEdgeBleedSatMaxArea:
                _applyMaskITLEdgeBleed(ccdExposure, xCore,
                                       satLevel, widthSat,
                                       itlEdgeBleedThreshold,
                                       itlEdgeBleedModelConstant,
                                       saturatedMaskName, log)
    elif nbCore > 2:
        # TODO DM-49736: support N cores in saturated footprint
        log.warning(
            "Too many (%d) cores in saturated footprint to mask edge bleeds.",
            nbCore,
        )
    else:
        # Get centroid of saturated core
        xCore, yCore = fpCore.getCentroid()
        # Turn the Y detector coordinate into Y footprint coordinate
        yCoreFP = yCore - fpCore.getBBox().getMinY()
        # Get the number of saturated columns around the centroid
        widthSat = numpy.sum(fpCore.getSpans().asArray()[int(yCoreFP), :])
        _applyMaskITLEdgeBleed(ccdExposure, xCore,
                               satLevel, widthSat, itlEdgeBleedThreshold,
                               itlEdgeBleedModelConstant, saturatedMaskName, log)
 
 

maskITLSatSag()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.maskITLSatSag	(		ccdExposure,
			fpCore,
			saturatedMaskName = "SAT" )

Mask columns presenting saturation sag in saturated footprints in
ITL detectors.

Parameters
----------
ccdExposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    Exposure to apply masking to.
fpCore : `lsst.afw.detection._detection.Footprint`
    Footprint of saturated core.
saturatedMaskName : `str`, optional
    Mask name for saturation.

Definition at line 520 of file isrFunctions.py.

def maskITLSatSag(ccdExposure, fpCore, saturatedMaskName="SAT"):
    """Mask columns presenting saturation sag in saturated footprints in
    ITL detectors.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    ccdExposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        Exposure to apply masking to.
    fpCore : `lsst.afw.detection._detection.Footprint`
        Footprint of saturated core.
    saturatedMaskName : `str`, optional
        Mask name for saturation.
    """
 
    # TODO DM-49736: add a flux level check to apply masking
 
    maskedImage = ccdExposure.maskedImage
    saturatedBit = maskedImage.mask.getPlaneBitMask(saturatedMaskName)
 
    cc = numpy.sum(fpCore.getSpans().asArray(), axis=0)
    # Mask full columns that have 20 percent of the height of the footprint
    # saturated
    columnsToMaskFP = numpy.where(cc > fpCore.getSpans().asArray().shape[0]/5.)
 
    columnsToMask = [x + int(fpCore.getBBox().getMinX()) for x in columnsToMaskFP]
    maskedImage.mask.array[:, columnsToMask] |= saturatedBit
 
 

saturationCorrection()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.saturationCorrection	(		maskedImage,
			saturation,
			fwhm,
			growFootprints = 1,
			interpolate = True,
			maskName = 'SAT',
			fallbackValue = None,
			useLegacyInterp = True )

Mark saturated pixels and optionally interpolate over them

Parameters
----------
maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    Image to process.
saturation  : scalar
    Saturation level used as the detection threshold.
fwhm : `float`
    FWHM of double Gaussian smoothing kernel.
growFootprints : scalar, optional
    Number of pixels to grow footprints of detected regions.
interpolate : Bool, optional
    If True, saturated pixels are interpolated over.
maskName : str, optional
    Mask plane name.
fallbackValue : scalar, optional
    Value of last resort for interpolation.

Notes
-----
The ``fwhm`` parameter is used to create a PSF, but the underlying
interpolation code (`lsst.meas.algorithms.interpolateOverDefects`) does
not currently make use of this information.

Definition at line 673 of file isrFunctions.py.

                         fallbackValue=None, useLegacyInterp=True):
    """Mark saturated pixels and optionally interpolate over them
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        Image to process.
    saturation  : scalar
        Saturation level used as the detection threshold.
    fwhm : `float`
        FWHM of double Gaussian smoothing kernel.
    growFootprints : scalar, optional
        Number of pixels to grow footprints of detected regions.
    interpolate : Bool, optional
        If True, saturated pixels are interpolated over.
    maskName : str, optional
        Mask plane name.
    fallbackValue : scalar, optional
        Value of last resort for interpolation.
 
    Notes
    -----
    The ``fwhm`` parameter is used to create a PSF, but the underlying
    interpolation code (`lsst.meas.algorithms.interpolateOverDefects`) does
    not currently make use of this information.
    """
    defectList = makeThresholdMask(
        maskedImage=maskedImage,
        threshold=saturation,
        growFootprints=growFootprints,
        maskName=maskName,
    )
    if interpolate:
        interpolateDefectList(maskedImage, defectList, fwhm, fallbackValue=fallbackValue,
                              maskNameList=[maskName], useLegacyInterp=useLegacyInterp)
 
    return maskedImage
 
 

setBadRegions()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.setBadRegions	(		exposure,
			badStatistic = "MEDIAN" )

Set all BAD areas of the chip to the average of the rest of the exposure

Parameters
----------
exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
    Exposure to mask.  The exposure mask is modified.
badStatistic : `str`, optional
    Statistic to use to generate the replacement value from the
    image data.  Allowed values are 'MEDIAN' or 'MEANCLIP'.

Returns
-------
badPixelCount : scalar
    Number of bad pixels masked.
badPixelValue : scalar
    Value substituted for bad pixels.

Raises
------
RuntimeError
    Raised if `badStatistic` is not an allowed value.

Definition at line 1509 of file isrFunctions.py.

def setBadRegions(exposure, badStatistic="MEDIAN"):
    """Set all BAD areas of the chip to the average of the rest of the exposure
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    exposure : `lsst.afw.image.Exposure`
        Exposure to mask.  The exposure mask is modified.
    badStatistic : `str`, optional
        Statistic to use to generate the replacement value from the
        image data.  Allowed values are 'MEDIAN' or 'MEANCLIP'.
 
    Returns
    -------
    badPixelCount : scalar
        Number of bad pixels masked.
    badPixelValue : scalar
        Value substituted for bad pixels.
 
    Raises
    ------
    RuntimeError
        Raised if `badStatistic` is not an allowed value.
    """
    if badStatistic == "MEDIAN":
        statistic = afwMath.MEDIAN
    elif badStatistic == "MEANCLIP":
        statistic = afwMath.MEANCLIP
    else:
        raise RuntimeError("Impossible method %s of bad region correction" % badStatistic)
 
    mi = exposure.getMaskedImage()
    mask = mi.getMask()
    BAD = mask.getPlaneBitMask("BAD")
    INTRP = mask.getPlaneBitMask("INTRP")
 
    sctrl = afwMath.StatisticsControl()
    sctrl.setAndMask(BAD)
    value = afwMath.makeStatistics(mi, statistic, sctrl).getValue()
 
    maskArray = mask.getArray()
    imageArray = mi.getImage().getArray()
    badPixels = numpy.logical_and((maskArray & BAD) > 0, (maskArray & INTRP) == 0)
    imageArray[:] = numpy.where(badPixels, value, imageArray)
 
    return badPixels.sum(), value
 
 

transferFlux()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.transferFlux	(		cFunc,
			fStep,
			correctionMode = True )

Take the input convolved deflection potential and the flux array
to compute and apply the flux transfer into the correction array.

Parameters
----------
cFunc: `numpy.array`
    Deflection potential, being the convolution of the flux F with the
    kernel K.
fStep: `numpy.array`
    The array of flux values which act as the source of the flux transfer.
correctionMode: `bool`
    Defines if applying correction (True) or generating sims (False).

Returns
-------
corr:
    BFE correction array

Definition at line 1070 of file isrFunctions.py.

def transferFlux(cFunc, fStep, correctionMode=True):
    """Take the input convolved deflection potential and the flux array
    to compute and apply the flux transfer into the correction array.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    cFunc: `numpy.array`
        Deflection potential, being the convolution of the flux F with the
        kernel K.
    fStep: `numpy.array`
        The array of flux values which act as the source of the flux transfer.
    correctionMode: `bool`
        Defines if applying correction (True) or generating sims (False).
 
    Returns
    -------
    corr:
        BFE correction array
    """
 
    if cFunc.shape != fStep.shape:
        raise RuntimeError(f'transferFlux: array shapes do not match: {cFunc.shape}, {fStep.shape}')
 
    # set the sign of the correction and set its value for the
    # time averaged solution
    if correctionMode:
        # negative sign if applying BFE correction
        factor = -0.5
    else:
        # positive sign if generating BFE simulations
        factor = 0.5
 
    # initialise the BFE correction image to zero
    corr = numpy.zeros(cFunc.shape, dtype=numpy.float64)
 
    # Generate a 2D mesh of x,y coordinates
    yDim, xDim = cFunc.shape
    y = numpy.arange(yDim, dtype=int)
    x = numpy.arange(xDim, dtype=int)
    xc, yc = numpy.meshgrid(x, y)
 
    # process each axis in turn
    for ax in [0, 1]:
 
        # gradient of phi on right/upper edge of pixel
        diff = numpy.diff(cFunc, axis=ax)
 
        # expand array back to full size with zero gradient at the end
        gx = numpy.zeros(cFunc.shape, dtype=numpy.float64)
        yDiff, xDiff = diff.shape
        gx[:yDiff, :xDiff] += diff
 
        # select pixels with either positive gradients on the right edge,
        # flux flowing to the right/up
        # or negative gradients, flux flowing to the left/down
        for i, sel in enumerate([gx > 0, gx < 0]):
            xSelPixels = xc[sel]
            ySelPixels = yc[sel]
            # and add the flux into the pixel to the right or top
            # depending on which axis we are handling
            if ax == 0:
                xPix = xSelPixels
                yPix = ySelPixels+1
            else:
                xPix = xSelPixels+1
                yPix = ySelPixels
            # define flux as the either current pixel value or pixel
            # above/right
            # depending on whether positive or negative gradient
            if i == 0:
                # positive gradients, flux flowing to higher coordinate values
                flux = factor * fStep[sel]*gx[sel]
            else:
                # negative gradients, flux flowing to lower coordinate values
                flux = factor * fStep[yPix, xPix]*gx[sel]
            # change the fluxes of the donor and receiving pixels
            # such that flux is conserved
            corr[sel] -= flux
            corr[yPix, xPix] += flux
 
    # return correction array
    return corr
 
 

transposeMaskedImage()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.transposeMaskedImage

(

maskedImage

)

Make a transposed copy of a masked image.

Parameters
----------
maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    Image to process.

Returns
-------
transposed : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    The transposed copy of the input image.

Definition at line 94 of file isrFunctions.py.

def transposeMaskedImage(maskedImage):
    """Make a transposed copy of a masked image.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        Image to process.
 
    Returns
    -------
    transposed : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        The transposed copy of the input image.
    """
    transposed = maskedImage.Factory(lsst.geom.Extent2I(maskedImage.getHeight(), maskedImage.getWidth()))
    transposed.getImage().getArray()[:] = maskedImage.getImage().getArray().T
    transposed.getMask().getArray()[:] = maskedImage.getMask().getArray().T
    transposed.getVariance().getArray()[:] = maskedImage.getVariance().getArray().T
    return transposed
 
 

trimToMatchCalibBBox()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.trimToMatchCalibBBox	(		rawMaskedImage,
			calibMaskedImage )

Compute number of edge trim pixels to match the calibration data.

Use the dimension difference between the raw exposure and the
calibration exposure to compute the edge trim pixels.  This trim
is applied symmetrically, with the same number of pixels masked on
each side.

Parameters
----------
rawMaskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    Image to trim.
calibMaskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    Calibration image to draw new bounding box from.

Returns
-------
replacementMaskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    ``rawMaskedImage`` trimmed to the appropriate size.

Raises
------
RuntimeError
   Raised if ``rawMaskedImage`` cannot be symmetrically trimmed to
   match ``calibMaskedImage``.

Definition at line 713 of file isrFunctions.py.

def trimToMatchCalibBBox(rawMaskedImage, calibMaskedImage):
    """Compute number of edge trim pixels to match the calibration data.
 
    Use the dimension difference between the raw exposure and the
    calibration exposure to compute the edge trim pixels.  This trim
    is applied symmetrically, with the same number of pixels masked on
    each side.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    rawMaskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        Image to trim.
    calibMaskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        Calibration image to draw new bounding box from.
 
    Returns
    -------
    replacementMaskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        ``rawMaskedImage`` trimmed to the appropriate size.
 
    Raises
    ------
    RuntimeError
       Raised if ``rawMaskedImage`` cannot be symmetrically trimmed to
       match ``calibMaskedImage``.
    """
    nx, ny = rawMaskedImage.getBBox().getDimensions() - calibMaskedImage.getBBox().getDimensions()
    if nx != ny:
        raise RuntimeError("Raw and calib maskedImages are trimmed differently in X and Y.")
    if nx % 2 != 0:
        raise RuntimeError("Calibration maskedImage is trimmed unevenly in X.")
    if nx < 0:
        raise RuntimeError("Calibration maskedImage is larger than raw data.")
 
    nEdge = nx//2
    if nEdge > 0:
        replacementMaskedImage = rawMaskedImage[nEdge:-nEdge, nEdge:-nEdge, afwImage.LOCAL]
        SourceDetectionTask.setEdgeBits(
            rawMaskedImage,
            replacementMaskedImage.getBBox(),
            rawMaskedImage.getMask().getPlaneBitMask("EDGE")
        )
    else:
        replacementMaskedImage = rawMaskedImage
 
    return replacementMaskedImage
 
 

updateVariance()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.updateVariance	(		maskedImage,
			gain,
			readNoise,
			replace = True )

Set the variance plane based on the image plane.

The maskedImage must have units of `adu` (if gain != 1.0) or
electron (if gain == 1.0). This routine will always produce a
variance plane in the same units as the image.

Parameters
----------
maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
    Image to process.  The variance plane is modified.
gain : scalar
    The amplifier gain in electron/adu.
readNoise : scalar
    The amplifier read noise in electron/pixel.
replace : `bool`, optional
    Replace the current variance?  If False, the image
    variance will be added to the current variance plane.

Definition at line 834 of file isrFunctions.py.

def updateVariance(maskedImage, gain, readNoise, replace=True):
    """Set the variance plane based on the image plane.
 
    The maskedImage must have units of `adu` (if gain != 1.0) or
    electron (if gain == 1.0). This routine will always produce a
    variance plane in the same units as the image.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    maskedImage : `lsst.afw.image.MaskedImage`
        Image to process.  The variance plane is modified.
    gain : scalar
        The amplifier gain in electron/adu.
    readNoise : scalar
        The amplifier read noise in electron/pixel.
    replace : `bool`, optional
        Replace the current variance?  If False, the image
        variance will be added to the current variance plane.
    """
    var = maskedImage.variance
    if replace:
        var[:, :] = maskedImage.image
    else:
        var[:, :] += maskedImage.image
    var /= gain
    var += (readNoise/gain)**2
 
 

widenSaturationTrails()

lsst.ip.isr.isrFunctions.widenSaturationTrails

(

mask

)

Grow the saturation trails by an amount dependent on the width of the
trail.

Parameters
----------
mask : `lsst.afw.image.Mask`
    Mask which will have the saturated areas grown.

Definition at line 1461 of file isrFunctions.py.

def widenSaturationTrails(mask):
    """Grow the saturation trails by an amount dependent on the width of the
    trail.
 
    Parameters
    ----------
    mask : `lsst.afw.image.Mask`
        Mask which will have the saturated areas grown.
    """
 
    extraGrowDict = {}
    for i in range(1, 6):
        extraGrowDict[i] = 0
    for i in range(6, 8):
        extraGrowDict[i] = 1
    for i in range(8, 10):
        extraGrowDict[i] = 3
    extraGrowMax = 4
 
    if extraGrowMax <= 0:
        return
 
    saturatedBit = mask.getPlaneBitMask("SAT")
 
    xmin, ymin = mask.getBBox().getMin()
    width = mask.getWidth()
 
    thresh = afwDetection.Threshold(saturatedBit, afwDetection.Threshold.BITMASK)
    fpList = afwDetection.FootprintSet(mask, thresh).getFootprints()
 
    for fp in fpList:
        for s in fp.getSpans():
            x0, x1 = s.getX0(), s.getX1()
 
            extraGrow = extraGrowDict.get(x1 - x0 + 1, extraGrowMax)
            if extraGrow > 0:
                y = s.getY() - ymin
                x0 -= xmin + extraGrow
                x1 -= xmin - extraGrow
 
                if x0 < 0:
                    x0 = 0
                if x1 >= width - 1:
                    x1 = width - 1
 
                mask.array[y, x0:x1+1] |= saturatedBit