Source code for pyspextools.data.badchannels

#!/usr/bin/env python

from pyspextools.io.region import Region
import pyspextools.messages as message

import numpy as np


[docs]def clean_region(reg): """Remove bad channels and channels with zero response from the region. :param reg: Input Region object. :type reg: pyspextools.io.Region """ if not isinstance(reg, Region): message.error("The input object is not of type Region.") return -1 if reg.spo.empty: message.error("The input spo object is empty.") return -1 if reg.res.empty: message.error("The input spo object is empty.") return -1 message.proc_start("Identify bad channels in spectrum and response matrix and re-index matrix") (chanmask, groupmask, respmask) = __get_bad_channel_masks(reg) if not isinstance(chanmask, np.ndarray): return -1 message.proc_end(0) # Print number of good and bad channels goodchan = np.sum(chanmask) badchan = chanmask.size - goodchan print("Number of good channels: {0}".format(goodchan)) print("Number of bad channels: {0}".format(badchan)) if goodchan == 0: message.error("All channels appear to be bad. Please check your input files.") return -1 message.proc_start("Removing bad channels from spectral region") # Fix binning issues first. Make sure bin ends before bad channel and starts after bad channel. for i in np.arange(reg.spo.nchan): if not chanmask[i]: if i != 0: reg.spo.last[i-1] = True if i != reg.spo.nchan - 1: reg.spo.first[i+1] = True spo = reg.spo spo.echan1 = reg.spo.echan1[chanmask] spo.echan2 = reg.spo.echan2[chanmask] spo.tints = reg.spo.tints[chanmask] spo.ochan = reg.spo.ochan[chanmask] spo.dochan = reg.spo.dochan[chanmask] spo.mbchan = reg.spo.mbchan[chanmask] spo.dbchan = reg.spo.dbchan[chanmask] spo.brat = reg.spo.brat[chanmask] spo.ssys = reg.spo.ssys[chanmask] spo.bsys = reg.spo.bsys[chanmask] spo.used = reg.spo.used[chanmask] spo.first = reg.spo.first[chanmask] spo.last = reg.spo.last[chanmask] # Count the number of good channels for i in np.arange(spo.nregion): spo.nchan[i] = np.sum(chanmask) # Check the consistency of the new object stat = spo.check() # Show result to user message.proc_end(stat) # Copy the filtered object to the original region reg.spo = spo # Print number of good and bad groups badgroup = groupmask.size - np.sum(groupmask) print("Number of original groups: {0}".format(groupmask.size)) print("Number of zero-response groups: {0}".format(badgroup)) # Print number of removed response elements badelements = respmask.size - np.sum(respmask) print("Number of original response elements: {0}".format(respmask.size)) print("Number of bad response elements: {0}".format(badelements)) message.proc_start("Removing bad channels from response matrix") # Mask response array reg.res.resp = reg.res.resp[respmask] if reg.res.resp_der: reg.res.dresp = reg.res.dresp[respmask] # Mask group arrays reg.res.eg1 = reg.res.eg1[groupmask] reg.res.eg2 = reg.res.eg2[groupmask] reg.res.ic1 = reg.res.ic1[groupmask] reg.res.ic2 = reg.res.ic2[groupmask] reg.res.nc = reg.res.nc[groupmask] if reg.res.area_scal: reg.res.relarea = reg.res.relarea[groupmask] eg_start = 0 for icomp in np.arange(reg.res.ncomp): reg.res.nchan[icomp] = np.sum(chanmask) eg_end = reg.res.neg[icomp] + eg_start reg.res.neg[icomp] = np.sum(groupmask[eg_start:eg_end]) eg_start = eg_end + 1 stat = reg.res.check() message.proc_end(stat) return reg
def __get_bad_channel_masks(reg): """Identify channels with zero response. :param reg: Input Region object. :type reg: pyspextools.io.Region """ # Get the amount of channels and create a channel chanmask with that size chanmask = np.zeros(reg.spo.used.size, dtype=bool) if reg.spo.nchan != reg.spo.used.size: message.error("Mismatch in number of channels in spo object.") return -1 if chanmask.size != reg.res.nchan[0]: message.error("Mismatch in number of channels between res and spo object.") return -1 # Create a mask array for the number of groups (all true) groupmask = np.ones(reg.res.nc.size, dtype=bool) if groupmask.size != np.sum(reg.res.neg): message.error("Mismatch between the number of groups in the ICOMP and GROUP extensions.") return -1 # Create a mask array for the number of response elements (all true) respmask = np.ones(reg.res.resp.size, dtype=bool) if respmask.size != np.sum(reg.res.nc): message.error("Mismatch between the number of response elements in the GROUP and RESP extensions.") return -1 ir = 0 # Loop over groups to find zero response elements and finalize channel mask for ie in np.arange(reg.res.eg1.size): ic1 = reg.res.ic1[ie] # Original first channel of group ic2 = reg.res.ic2[ie] # Original last channel of group for j in np.arange(reg.res.nc[ie]): ic = ic1 + j - 1 # -1 because Python array starts at 0, not 1 if ic > ic2 - 1: message.error("Error: Mismatch in number of channels.") if reg.res.resp[ir] <= 0.0: chanmask[ic] = False or chanmask[ic] else: chanmask[ic] = True ir = ir + 1 chanmask = np.logical_and(chanmask, reg.spo.used) # Loop over groups to set the new channel boundaries and fill respmask newie = 0 # Index of energy bins ir = 0 # Index of response elements in original array (at maximum reg.res.resp.size) for ie in np.arange(reg.res.eg1.size): ic1 = reg.res.ic1[ie] # Original first channel of group first = True # Is this the first channel of the group? newnc = 0 for j in np.arange(reg.res.nc[ie]): ic = ic1 + j - 1 if chanmask[ic]: # If channel is good newnc = newnc + 1 # Count number of good channels in group if first: # If this is the first good bin of the group, set ic1 first = False reg.res.ic1[ie] = np.sum(chanmask[0:ic]) + 1 else: respmask[ir] = False ir = ir + 1 # Set new ic1, ic2 and nc reg.res.ic2[ie] = reg.res.ic1[ie] + newnc - 1 reg.res.nc[ie] = reg.res.ic2[ie] - reg.res.ic1[ie] + 1 if newnc == 0: groupmask[ie] = False else: newie = newie + 1 return chanmask, groupmask, respmask