From: Robert A. Knop Jr. (robert.a.knop@vanderbilt.edu)
Date: Tue Mar 30 2004 - 21:06:10 PST
Those of you not in Berkeley: you will need to download
deeplib-0.5.5.tgz from the deeplib archive page.
I've installed the new version on the NON-ENTERPRISE machines in
Berkeley. You will have to wait for Alex Conley to get it running on
ajanta and topdog. Don't run it there until he installs it there.
There are a few new key features to searchscan, all accessible from the
main menu. The "How to Scan" web page has had instructions updated.
CANDIDATES SHOWN -- pre-existing canndidates (*if* the proper
transformation exists in the database) are boxed in YELLOW. Candidates
which you have added by hand are boxed in PURPLE.
MIDDLE MOUSE BUTTON -- the middle mouse button now does things. What it
does is configured by the "Middle Mouse Button..." menu.
* NUMBER GRID -- middle click anywhere on the image to get a 7x7 grid
of the flux values around the pixel you clicked on. (Zooming in is
helpful here!)
* ADD HAND CANDIDATE -- add a new hand-added candidate at the position
where you clicked.
* SCORE DUMP -- show the scores of the nearest candidate to where you
clicked (if you clicked close enough to one). Doesn't work for
pre-existing or hand-added candidates.
TILES -- what you see in tiles is controlled by the setting of the
"Tiles Of..." menu in the main searchscan window. By default, you see
the candidates which were found and which passed the cuts. If you
change this to "Pre-Existing", you will see the pre-existing
candidates. If you change this to "Hand Selected", you will see the
purple candidates you added by hand. This will apply during your entire
tiles session. To see a different list, exit tiles, change the menu in
the main searchscan window, and go back into tiles.
NEW SUBTRACTIONS -- there will be new subtractions to scan by tomorrow
morning. THEY ALL NEED TO GET SCANNED. Yes, it's a lot of redundant
work. However, we should (hopefully) pick up many (all?) of the Adam
candidates we missed before.
-Rob
-- --Prof. Robert Knop Department of Physics & Astronomy, Vanderbilt University robert.a.knop@vanderbilt.edu
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