opticam.plotting.plots
Functions
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Plot the source catalogs. |
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Plot the times between files. Useful for identifying gaps. |
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Plot the time-varying background for each camera. |
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Plot the background mesh on top a series of images. |
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Plot the growth curves given a (stacked) image and corresponding source catalog. |
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Plot the PSF for given source. |
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Plot the RMS as a function of the median flux for all catalog sources. |
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Get the RMS and median flux for a series of light curves. |
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Plot the S/N for each source. |
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Plot the various noise contributions and compare them to the measured noise for a series of images. |
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Plot the specified aperture over each target source. |
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Get the maximum region size for plotting apertures. |
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Plot a table of light curves using a dedicated subplot for each filter. |
Module Contents
- opticam.plotting.plots.plot_catalogs(out_directory, stacked_images, catalogs, show, save)
Plot the source catalogs.
Parameters
- out_directoryPath
The path to the directory in which the resulting plot will be saved.
- stacked_imagesdict[str, NDArray]
The stacked images for each filter {filter: image}.
- catalogsdict[str, QTable]
The source catalogs for each filter {filter: catalog}.
- showbool
Whether to show the plot.
- savebool
Whether to save the plot.
- Parameters:
out_directory (pathlib.Path)
stacked_images (dict[str, numpy.typing.NDArray])
catalogs (dict[str, astropy.table.QTable])
show (bool)
save (bool)
- Return type:
None
- opticam.plotting.plots.plot_time_between_files(out_directory, camera_files, bmjds, show, save)
Plot the times between files. Useful for identifying gaps.
Parameters
- out_directoryPath
The directory path to which the resulting plot will be saved.
- camera_filesdict[str, list[MEFSlice]]
The files separated by camera.
- bmjdsdict[str, float]
The file time stamps {file path + extension: time stamp}.
- showbool
Whether to show the plot.
- savebool
Whether to save the plot.
- Parameters:
out_directory (pathlib.Path)
camera_files (dict[str, list[opticam.mef_slice.MEFSlice]])
bmjds (dict[str, float])
show (bool)
save (bool)
- Return type:
None
- opticam.plotting.plots.plot_backgrounds(out_directory, t_ref, show, save)
Plot the time-varying background for each camera.
Parameters
- out_directoryPath
The directory to which the background files, and where the resulting plot will be saved if save=True.
- t_reffloat
The reference BMJD.
- show: bool
Whether to display the plot.
- savebool
Whether to save the plot.
- Parameters:
out_directory (pathlib.Path)
t_ref (float)
show (bool)
save (bool)
- Return type:
None
- opticam.plotting.plots.plot_background_meshes(out_directory, images, background, show, save)
Plot the background mesh on top a series of images.
Parameters
- out_directoryPath
The path to the output directory.
- imagesdict[str, NDArray[np.float64]]
The images {string: image}
- background: BaseBackground
The background estimator.
- showbool
Whether to show the plot.
- savebool
Whether to save the plot.
- Parameters:
out_directory (pathlib.Path)
images (dict[str, numpy.typing.NDArray[numpy.float64]])
background (opticam.background.global_background.BaseBackground)
show (bool)
save (bool)
- Return type:
None
- opticam.plotting.plots.plot_growth_curves(image, cat, targets, psf_params)
Plot the growth curves given a (stacked) image and corresponding source catalog.
Parameters
- imageNDArray
The image.
- catQTable
The catalog corresponding to image.
- targetsint | list[int]
The target(s) for which growth curves are to be computed.
- psf_paramsdict
The PSF parameters.
Returns
- Figure
The growth curve plots.
- Parameters:
image (numpy.typing.NDArray)
cat (astropy.table.QTable)
targets (int | list[int])
psf_params (dict)
- Return type:
matplotlib.figure.Figure
- opticam.plotting.plots.plot_psf(catalog, source_indx, stacked_image, key, a, b, out_directory)
Plot the PSF for given source.
Parameters
- catalogQTable
The source catalog.
- source_indxint
The index of the source in the catalog.
- stacked_imageNDArray
The catalog image.
- keystr
The camera:filter key.
- afloat
The semimajor standard deviation of the PSF.
- bfloat
The semiminor standard deviation of the PSF.
- out_directoryPath,
The save path.
- Parameters:
catalog (astropy.table.QTable)
source_indx (int)
stacked_image (numpy.typing.NDArray)
key (str)
a (float)
b (float)
out_directory (pathlib.Path)
- Return type:
None
- opticam.plotting.plots.plot_rms_vs_median_flux(lc_dir, save_dir, phot_label, show=True)
Plot the RMS as a function of the median flux for all catalog sources.
Parameters
- lc_dirPath
The light curve directory path.
- save_dirPath
The output directory path.
- phot_labelstr
The photometry label.
- showbool, optional
Whether to show the plot, by default True.
- Parameters:
lc_dir (pathlib.Path)
save_dir (pathlib.Path)
phot_label (str)
show (bool)
- Return type:
None
- opticam.plotting.plots.get_lc_rms_and_flux_dict(lc_dir)
Get the RMS and median flux for a series of light curves.
Parameters
- lc_dirPath
The directory path to the light curves.
Returns
- dict[str, dict[str, dict[str, float]]]
The median and RMS flux values for each light curve grouped by filter.
- Parameters:
lc_dir (pathlib.Path)
- Return type:
dict[str, dict[str, dict[str, float]]]
- opticam.plotting.plots.plot_snrs(out_directory, files, background, psf_params, catalogs, instrument, bias_corrector, dark_corrector, flat_corrector, show, save)
Plot the S/N for each source.
Parameters
- out_directoryPath
The output directory.
- filesdict[str, MEFSlice]
The reference file for each filter.
- backgroundBaseBackground | Callable
The global background estimator.
- psf_paramsdict[str, dict[str, float]]
The PSF parameters for each filter {filter: psf parameters}.
- catalogsdict[str, QTable]
The catalogs for each filter {filter: catalog}.
- instrumentInstrument
The instrument that produced the data.
- bias_correctorBiasCorrector | None
The bias corrector.
- dark_correctorDarkNoiseCorrector | None
The dark noise corrector.
- flat_correctorFlatFieldCorrector | None
The flat-field corrector.
- showbool
Whether to show the plot.
- savebool
Whether to save the plot.
- Parameters:
out_directory (pathlib.Path)
files (dict[str, opticam.mef_slice.MEFSlice])
background (opticam.background.global_background.BaseBackground | Callable)
psf_params (dict[str, dict[str, float]])
catalogs (dict[str, astropy.table.QTable])
instrument (opticam.instruments.Instrument)
bias_corrector (opticam.correctors.BiasCorrector | None)
dark_corrector (opticam.correctors.DarkNoiseCorrector | None)
flat_corrector (opticam.correctors.FlatFieldCorrector | None)
show (bool)
save (bool)
- opticam.plotting.plots.plot_noise(out_directory, files, background, psf_params, catalogs, instrument, bias_corrector, dark_corrector, flat_corrector, show, save)
Plot the various noise contributions and compare them to the measured noise for a series of images.
Parameters
- out_directoryPath
The output directory.
- filesdict[str, MEFSlice]
The reference files for each filter.
- backgroundBaseBackground | Callable
The global background estimator.
- psf_paramsdict[str, dict[str, float]]
The PSF parameters for each filter {filter: psf parameters}.
- catalogsdict[str, QTable]
The catalogs for each filter {filter: catalog}.
- instrumentInstrument
The instrument that produced the data.
- bias_correctorBiasCorrector | None
The bias corrector.
- dark_correctorDarkNoiseCorrector
The dark noise corrector.
- flat_correctorFlatFieldCorrector | None
The flat-field corrector.
- showbool
Whether to show the plot.
- savebool
Whether to save the plot.
- Parameters:
out_directory (pathlib.Path)
files (dict[str, opticam.mef_slice.MEFSlice])
background (opticam.background.global_background.BaseBackground | Callable)
psf_params (dict[str, dict[str, float]])
catalogs (dict[str, astropy.table.QTable])
instrument (opticam.instruments.Instrument)
bias_corrector (opticam.correctors.BiasCorrector | None)
dark_corrector (opticam.correctors.DarkNoiseCorrector)
flat_corrector (opticam.correctors.FlatFieldCorrector | None)
show (bool)
save (bool)
- opticam.plotting.plots.plot_apertures(out_directory, data, cat, targets, photometer, psf_params, key, show, save)
Plot the specified aperture over each target source.
Parameters
- out_directoryPath
The output directory. Used to save the plot if save=True.
- dataNDArray
The image data.
- catQTable
The source catalog.
- targetslist[int] | int
The target IDs to plot apertures for.
- photometerAperturePhotometer
The AperturePhotometer instance.
- psf_paramsdict[str, float]
The PSF parameters.
- keystr
The camera:filter key.
- showbool
Whether to show the plot.
- savebool
Whether to save the plot. If true, the plot is saved to out_directory/diag/apertures/fltr_apertures.pdf.
- Parameters:
out_directory (pathlib.Path)
data (numpy.typing.NDArray)
cat (astropy.table.QTable)
targets (list[int] | int)
photometer (opticam.photometers.AperturePhotometer)
psf_params (dict[str, float])
key (str)
show (bool)
save (bool)
- opticam.plotting.plots.get_max_region_size(targets, photometer, data, cat, psf_params)
Get the maximum region size for plotting apertures.
Parameters
- targetslist[int]
The target source IDs.
- photometerAperturePhotometer
The AperturePhotometer instance.
- dataNDArray[np.float64]
The image data.
- catQTable
The source catalog.
- psf_paramsdict[str, float]
The PSF parameters.
Returns
- int
The maximum region size.
- Parameters:
targets (list[int])
photometer (opticam.photometers.AperturePhotometer)
data (numpy.typing.NDArray[numpy.float64])
cat (astropy.table.QTable)
psf_params (dict[str, float])
- Return type:
int
- opticam.plotting.plots.plot_light_curves(keys, light_curves, t_ref, y_label=None)
Plot a table of light curves using a dedicated subplot for each filter.
Parameters
- keyslist[str]
The light curve camera:filter keys.
- light_curvesTimeSeries
The light curves.
- t_refQuantity
The reference time. Light curves are plotted in seconds from this reference time.
- y_labelAny, optional
The y-axis label, by default None.
Returns
- Figure
The resulting figure.
- Parameters:
keys (list[str])
light_curves (astropy.timeseries.TimeSeries)
t_ref (astropy.units.Quantity | None)
y_label (Any)
- Return type:
matplotlib.figure.Figure