How to set 'lineOutfile' to write calculated spectral indices?
JosephKarpinski opened this issue · 2 comments
JosephKarpinski commented
PyHammer Help does not list an option for 'lineOutfile':
#if the user wants the calculated spectral indices, write them to a file
if options['lineOutfile'] is not None:
if i == 0:
lineOutfile = open('spectralIndices.csv', 'w')
lineOutfile.write('#Filename, CaK, CaK_var, Cadel, Cadel_var, CaI4217, CaI4217_var, Gband, Gband_var, Hgam, Hgam_var, FeI4383, FeI4383_var, FeI4404, FeI4404_var, Hbeta, Hbeta_var, MgI, MgI_var, NaD, NaD_var, CaI6162, CaI6162_var, Halpha, Halpha_var, CaH2, CaH2_var, CaH3, CaH3_var, TiO5, TiO5_var, VO7434, VO7434_var, VO7445, VO7445_var, VO-B, VO-B_var, VO7912, VO7912_var, Rb-B, Rb-B_var, NaI, NaI_var, TiO8, TiO8_var, TiO8440, TiO8440_var, Cs-A, Cs-A_var, CaII8498, CaII8498_var, CrH-A, CrH-A_var, CaII8662, CaII8662_var, FeI8689, FeI8689_var, FeH, FeH_var\n')
Welcome to the PyHammer, a tool for spectral classification.
Options:
-c, --cmd Flag to choose to run on the command line.
-e, --eyecheck Flag indicating pyhammer should skip classifying
and go straight to checking the spectra by eye.
-f, --full Flag indicating the full path to the spectra is
provided in the input file list.
-g, --gui Flag to choose to run using the gui.
-i, --infile The full path to the input file or the name, if it
is in the pyhammer folder. If nothing is
provided, it will be asked for later.
-o, --outfile The full path to the output file or a filename
which outputs to the pyhammer folder. If nothing is
provided, the default pyhammerResults.csv will be
created in the pyhammer folder.
-p, --path The full path to the spectra. This is only necessary
if the input file list does not prepend the path to
the spectra filenames.
-r, --rejectfile The full path to the file where reject spectra will
be listed or a filename which outputs to the
pyhammer folder . If nothing is provided, the
default rejectSpectra.csv will be created in the
pyhammer folder.
-s, --sncut The S/N necessary before a spectra will be classified.
A signal to noise of ~3-5 per pixel is recommended.
Example:
python pyhammer.py -g -f -s 3 -i C:/Path/To/File/inputFile.txt -o C:/Path/To/File/outputFile.csv -r C:/Path/To/File/rejectFile.csv
JosephKarpinski commented
zephyr5050 commented
Added options to command line inputs, command line processing, and GUI to effect this option. Additions are on developer branch in commit 813bcff.
Try it out and let me know what you think.