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Pandeia Engine outputs are, like the inputs, a heirarchical hierarchical dictionary. They contain:
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In addition, if pandeia.engine.perform_calculation() is run with the "as_fits" keyword set to True, the 1d, 2d, and 3d output dictionaries will be contain data formatted as FITS HDULists.
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Complete API documentation can be found in this file.
Examples
The scalar outputs are a superset of the values the Webapp produces in the Results tab.
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# print the scalar products with the correct units.
print("------------------\n RESULTS \n------------------")
for x in sorted(result["scalar"]):
if isinstance(result["scalar"][x],float):
basename = "{:20}: {:>10.3f}"
else:
basename = "{:20}: {}"
if "time" in x:
basename += " sec"
elif "size" in x or "offset" in x:
basename += " arcsec"
elif "area" in x: # checking this before background means the
# background_area will be given the correct units.
basename += " pixel^2"
elif "wavelength" in x:
basename += " microns"
elif ((("extracted" in x) or ("sky" in x)) or ("total" in x) or ("brightest" in x)) and ("integrations") not in x:
basename += " e-/sec"
elif "background" in x:
basename += " MJy/sr"
elif "cr_ramp_rate" in x:
basename += " events/integration/pixel"
else:
pass
print(basename.format(x,result["scalar"][x]))
if len(result['warnings']) > 0:
print("----------------\n WARNINGS \n----------------")
for x in result['warnings']:
print("{:20}: {}".format(x,result['warnings'][x]))
print("------------------") |
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Complete API documentation can be found in this file:
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