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GRBP_cluster.h File Reference

Interface to the clustering portion of the GRB algorithm. More...

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Data Structures
struct	_GRBP_neighborInfo
	The information about the neighboring photons. More...
struct	_GRBP_neighborList
	Maintains a list of photons that are close to some other photon. More...
struct	_GRBP_cluster
Typedefs
typedef _GRBP_photon	GRBP_photon
	Typedef struct _GRBP_photon.
typedef _GRBP_cluster	GRBP_cluster
typedef _GRBP_clusterPrms	GRBP_clusterPrms
	Typedef for struct _GRBP_clusterPrms.
typedef _GRBP_probabilityLogs	GRBP_probabilityLogs
typedef _GRBP_neighborInfo	GRBP_neighborInfo
	Typedef struct _GRBP_neighborInfo.
typedef _GRBP_neighborList	GRBP_neighborList
	Typedef struct _GRBP_neighborList.
Functions
int	GRBP_clusterGammasFill (const GRBP_cluster *clusters, int beg, int end, int max, const unsigned short int *list, int cnt, double contrast, double threshold, unsigned int *masks, int nmasks, GRBP_probabilityLogs *plog_max)
	Scans the circular list of clusters looking for clusters that are over the probability threshold. A list of photons that are members of such clusters is accumulated (in the form of a bit list) and returned in masks.

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Detailed Description

Interface to the clustering portion of the GRB algorithm.

Author:

JJRussell - russell@slac.stanford.edu

   CVS $Id: GRBP_cluster.h,v 1.3 2007/08/02 17:24:59 russell Exp $

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Function Documentation

int GRBP_clusterGammasFill (  const GRBP_cluster *  clusters, int  beg, int  end, int  max, const unsigned short int *  list, int  cnt, double  contrast, double  threshold, unsigned int *  masks, int  nbits, GRBP_probabilityLogs *  plog_max )

Scans the circular list of clusters looking for clusters that are over the probability threshold. A list of photons that are members of such clusters is accumulated (in the form of a bit list) and returned in masks. { printf ("*\n") ; break; } { printf ("**\n"); break; } printf ("\n");

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