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Re: complex data in SMURF

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David Berry <[log in to unmask]>

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Starlink development <[log in to unmask]>

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Fri, 13 Jun 2008 16:08:17 +0100

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At the moment, using "DATA" as the NDF component name when calling
ndfMap returns you the real part of the data. What would be nice is if
NDF/ARY were modified so that you could specify "DATAI" (say) to get
the imaginary part. Then you could use the existing KAPPA COMP
parameters to choose whether to see the imaginary part or the real
part of your data.

David


2008/6/13 Malcolm J. Currie <[log in to unmask]>:
>> > Kappa will work with complex data, but will convert it to real data by
>> > throwing away the imaginary part. This may or may not be of any use to
>> > Ed, depending on what he wants to do.
>>
>> I see, thanks. Looking at FIGARO I see there are some commands that might
>> be helpful, cmplx2i for instance copies the IMAGINARY data to the REAL
>> part of an ordinary NDF.
>
> There's I2CMPLX to go the other way to reassemble after independent
> processing.  It's clunky and open to error to have to make another NDF
> to process the imaginary part independently, but at least there is a
> route.
>
> Hitherto there's been insufficient (i.e vritually no) demand for
> processing complex data, although we expected otherwise, hence its
> inclusion in the NDF design.  Also there are historical reasons.
> Figaro already had some functionality in this area (albeit on DSTs), and
> complex types weren't available in the IMAGE-format era in the first
> few years of KAPPA's existence.  KAPPA routines consequently don't use
> NDF_MAPZ and have no checksfor COMPLEX_<numeric_type> (in addition to the
> regular <numeric_type>) to do appropriate processing.  Complex-data
> processing could be added as needs arose, and in many cases it would not
> require much effort.
>
> Malcolm
>



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