public abstract class UinterpCalculator extends Object
uinterp*
methods is required in
order to perform custom interpolation in the resample*
methods of the Mapping
class. If it is known that
some types will not be processed, the corresponding methods do
not need to be implemented.Constructor and Description |
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UinterpCalculator() |
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int |
uinterpB(int ndim_in,
int[] lbnd_in,
int[] ubnd_in,
byte[] in,
byte[] in_var,
int npoint,
int[] offset,
double[][] coords,
ResampleFlags flags,
byte badval,
byte[] out,
byte[] out_var)
Interpolates an input grid of byte data at a specified set
of points.
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int |
uinterpD(int ndim_in,
int[] lbnd_in,
int[] ubnd_in,
double[] in,
double[] in_var,
int npoint,
int[] offset,
double[][] coords,
ResampleFlags flags,
double badval,
double[] out,
double[] out_var)
Interpolates an input grid of double precision data at a specified set
of points.
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int |
uinterpF(int ndim_in,
int[] lbnd_in,
int[] ubnd_in,
float[] in,
float[] in_var,
int npoint,
int[] offset,
double[][] coords,
ResampleFlags flags,
float badval,
float[] out,
float[] out_var)
Interpolates an input grid of floating point data at a specified set
of points.
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int |
uinterpI(int ndim_in,
int[] lbnd_in,
int[] ubnd_in,
int[] in,
int[] in_var,
int npoint,
int[] offset,
double[][] coords,
ResampleFlags flags,
int badval,
int[] out,
int[] out_var)
Interpolates an input grid of integer data at a specified set
of points.
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int |
uinterpL(int ndim_in,
int[] lbnd_in,
int[] ubnd_in,
long[] in,
long[] in_var,
int npoint,
int[] offset,
double[][] coords,
ResampleFlags flags,
long badval,
long[] out,
long[] out_var)
Interpolates an input grid of long integer data at a specified set
of points.
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int |
uinterpS(int ndim_in,
int[] lbnd_in,
int[] ubnd_in,
short[] in,
short[] in_var,
int npoint,
int[] offset,
double[][] coords,
ResampleFlags flags,
short badval,
short[] out,
short[] out_var)
Interpolates an input grid of short integer data at a specified set
of points.
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public int uinterpD(int ndim_in, int[] lbnd_in, int[] ubnd_in, double[] in, double[] in_var, int npoint, int[] offset, double[][] coords, ResampleFlags flags, double badval, double[] out, double[] out_var) throws Exception
ndim_in
- number of dimensions in the input grid. This will
be at least one.lbnd_in
- an array of integers of size ndim_in
,
containing the coordinates of the centre of the
first pixel in the input grid along each dimension.ubnd_in
- an array of integers of size ndim_in
,
containing the coordinates of the centre of the
last pixel in the grid along each dimension.
Note that lbnd_in
and ubnd_in
together define the shape, size and coordinate
system of the input grid in the same way as they
do in resampleD
.
in
- An array with one element for each pixel in the
input grid, containing the input data.
This will be the same array as was passed to
resampleD
via the
in
parameter.in_var
- Optionally, an array with the same size as
in
. If given, this will contain the
set of variance values associated with the input
data and will be the same array as was passed to
resampleD
via the
in_var
parameter. If no variance
calculations are required it will be null
.npoint
- The number of points at which the input grid is
to be interpolated. This will be at least one.offset
- An array of integers with npoint
elements. or each interpolation point, this will
contain the zero-based index in the out
(and out_var
) array(s) at which the
interpolated value
(and its variance, if required) should be stored. For
example, the interpolated value for point number
point
should be stored in
out[offset[point]]
.coords
- An array of ndim_in
arrays of doubles.
Element coords[coord]
will point at the
first element of an array of double
(with npoint
elements) which contains the values of coordinate
number coord
for each interpolation
point. The
value of coordinate number coord
for interpolation
point number point
is therefore given by
coords[coord][point]
.
If any interpolation point has any of its coordinates
equal to the value AstObject.AST__BAD
then the corresponding output
data (and variance) should be set to the value given
by badval
(see below).
flags
- flag object giving more details about resampling
procedurebadval
- This will be the same value as was given via the
badval
parameter of
resampleD
, and will
have the same numerical type as the data being
processed (as elements of the in
array).
It should be used to test for bad pixels in
the input grid (but only if flags.usebad
is true) and for identifying bad output
values in the out
(and out_var
) array(s).out
- An array into which interpolated data values should
be returned. Note that details of the storage
order and number of dimensions of this array are not
required, since the offset
array contains all
necessary information about where each returned
value should be stored.
In general, not all elements of this array (or the
out_var
array below)
may be used in any particular
invocation of the function. Those which are not used
should be returned unchanged.
out_var
- An optional array with the same size as
the out
array, into which variance
estimates for the resampled values should be
returned. This array will only be given if the
in_var
array has also been given.
If given, it is addressed in exactly
the same way (via the offset
array)
as the out
array. The values
returned should be estimates of the statistical
variance of the corresponding values in the
out
array, on the assumption
that all errors in input data
values are statistically independent and that their
variance estimates may simply be summed (with
appropriate weighting factors).
If no output variance estimates are required,
null
will be given.
Exception
- The method may throw an exception if any
error occurs during the calculation.
In this case, the resampling will terminate
with an exception.public int uinterpF(int ndim_in, int[] lbnd_in, int[] ubnd_in, float[] in, float[] in_var, int npoint, int[] offset, double[][] coords, ResampleFlags flags, float badval, float[] out, float[] out_var) throws Exception
ndim_in
- number of dimensions in the input grid. This will
be at least one.lbnd_in
- an array of integers of size ndim_in
,
containing the coordinates of the centre of the
first pixel in the input grid along each dimension.ubnd_in
- an array of integers of size ndim_in
,
containing the coordinates of the centre of the
last pixel in the grid along each dimension.
Note that lbnd_in
and ubnd_in
together define the shape, size and coordinate
system of the input grid in the same way as they
do in resampleF
.
in
- An array with one element for each pixel in the
input grid, containing the input data.
This will be the same array as was passed to
resampleF
via the
in
parameter.in_var
- Optionally, an array with the same size as
in
. If given, this will contain the
set of variance values associated with the input
data and will be the same array as was passed to
resampleF
via the
in_var
parameter. If no variance
calculations are required it will be null
.npoint
- The number of points at which the input grid is
to be interpolated. This will be at least one.offset
- An array of integers with npoint
elements. or each interpolation point, this will
contain the zero-based index in the out
(and out_var
) array(s) at which the
interpolated value
(and its variance, if required) should be stored. For
example, the interpolated value for point number
point
should be stored in
out[offset[point]]
.coords
- An array of ndim_in
arrays of doubles.
Element coords[coord]
will point at the
first element of an array of double
(with npoint
elements) which contains the values of coordinate
number coord
for each interpolation
point. The
value of coordinate number coord
for interpolation
point number point
is therefore given by
coords[coord][point]
.
If any interpolation point has any of its coordinates
equal to the value AstObject.AST__BAD
then the corresponding output
data (and variance) should be set to the value given
by badval
(see below).
flags
- flag object giving more details about resampling
procedurebadval
- This will be the same value as was given via the
badval
parameter of
resampleF
, and will
have the same numerical type as the data being
processed (as elements of the in
array).
It should be used to test for bad pixels in
the input grid (but only if flags.usebad
is true) and for identifying bad output
values in the out
(and out_var
) array(s).out
- An array into which interpolated data values should
be returned. Note that details of the storage
order and number of dimensions of this array are not
required, since the offset
array contains all
necessary information about where each returned
value should be stored.
In general, not all elements of this array (or the
out_var
array below)
may be used in any particular
invocation of the function. Those which are not used
should be returned unchanged.
out_var
- An optional array with the same size as
the out
array, into which variance
estimates for the resampled values should be
returned. This array will only be given if the
in_var
array has also been given.
If given, it is addressed in exactly
the same way (via the offset
array)
as the out
array. The values
returned should be estimates of the statistical
variance of the corresponding values in the
out
array, on the assumption
that all errors in input data
values are statistically independent and that their
variance estimates may simply be summed (with
appropriate weighting factors).
If no output variance estimates are required,
null
will be given.
Exception
- The method may throw an exception if any
error occurs during the calculation.
In this case, the resampling will terminate
with an exception.public int uinterpL(int ndim_in, int[] lbnd_in, int[] ubnd_in, long[] in, long[] in_var, int npoint, int[] offset, double[][] coords, ResampleFlags flags, long badval, long[] out, long[] out_var) throws Exception
ndim_in
- number of dimensions in the input grid. This will
be at least one.lbnd_in
- an array of integers of size ndim_in
,
containing the coordinates of the centre of the
first pixel in the input grid along each dimension.ubnd_in
- an array of integers of size ndim_in
,
containing the coordinates of the centre of the
last pixel in the grid along each dimension.
Note that lbnd_in
and ubnd_in
together define the shape, size and coordinate
system of the input grid in the same way as they
do in resampleL
.
in
- An array with one element for each pixel in the
input grid, containing the input data.
This will be the same array as was passed to
resampleL
via the
in
parameter.in_var
- Optionally, an array with the same size as
in
. If given, this will contain the
set of variance values associated with the input
data and will be the same array as was passed to
resampleL
via the
in_var
parameter. If no variance
calculations are required it will be null
.npoint
- The number of points at which the input grid is
to be interpolated. This will be at least one.offset
- An array of integers with npoint
elements. or each interpolation point, this will
contain the zero-based index in the out
(and out_var
) array(s) at which the
interpolated value
(and its variance, if required) should be stored. For
example, the interpolated value for point number
point
should be stored in
out[offset[point]]
.coords
- An array of ndim_in
arrays of doubles.
Element coords[coord]
will point at the
first element of an array of double
(with npoint
elements) which contains the values of coordinate
number coord
for each interpolation
point. The
value of coordinate number coord
for interpolation
point number point
is therefore given by
coords[coord][point]
.
If any interpolation point has any of its coordinates
equal to the value AstObject.AST__BAD
then the corresponding output
data (and variance) should be set to the value given
by badval
(see below).
flags
- flag object giving more details about resampling
procedurebadval
- This will be the same value as was given via the
badval
parameter of
resampleL
, and will
have the same numerical type as the data being
processed (as elements of the in
array).
It should be used to test for bad pixels in
the input grid (but only if flags.usebad
is true) and for identifying bad output
values in the out
(and out_var
) array(s).out
- An array into which interpolated data values should
be returned. Note that details of the storage
order and number of dimensions of this array are not
required, since the offset
array contains all
necessary information about where each returned
value should be stored.
In general, not all elements of this array (or the
out_var
array below)
may be used in any particular
invocation of the function. Those which are not used
should be returned unchanged.
out_var
- An optional array with the same size as
the out
array, into which variance
estimates for the resampled values should be
returned. This array will only be given if the
in_var
array has also been given.
If given, it is addressed in exactly
the same way (via the offset
array)
as the out
array. The values
returned should be estimates of the statistical
variance of the corresponding values in the
out
array, on the assumption
that all errors in input data
values are statistically independent and that their
variance estimates may simply be summed (with
appropriate weighting factors).
If no output variance estimates are required,
null
will be given.
Exception
- The method may throw an exception if any
error occurs during the calculation.
In this case, the resampling will terminate
with an exception.public int uinterpI(int ndim_in, int[] lbnd_in, int[] ubnd_in, int[] in, int[] in_var, int npoint, int[] offset, double[][] coords, ResampleFlags flags, int badval, int[] out, int[] out_var) throws Exception
ndim_in
- number of dimensions in the input grid. This will
be at least one.lbnd_in
- an array of integers of size ndim_in
,
containing the coordinates of the centre of the
first pixel in the input grid along each dimension.ubnd_in
- an array of integers of size ndim_in
,
containing the coordinates of the centre of the
last pixel in the grid along each dimension.
Note that lbnd_in
and ubnd_in
together define the shape, size and coordinate
system of the input grid in the same way as they
do in resampleI
.
in
- An array with one element for each pixel in the
input grid, containing the input data.
This will be the same array as was passed to
resampleI
via the
in
parameter.in_var
- Optionally, an array with the same size as
in
. If given, this will contain the
set of variance values associated with the input
data and will be the same array as was passed to
resampleI
via the
in_var
parameter. If no variance
calculations are required it will be null
.npoint
- The number of points at which the input grid is
to be interpolated. This will be at least one.offset
- An array of integers with npoint
elements. or each interpolation point, this will
contain the zero-based index in the out
(and out_var
) array(s) at which the
interpolated value
(and its variance, if required) should be stored. For
example, the interpolated value for point number
point
should be stored in
out[offset[point]]
.coords
- An array of ndim_in
arrays of doubles.
Element coords[coord]
will point at the
first element of an array of double
(with npoint
elements) which contains the values of coordinate
number coord
for each interpolation
point. The
value of coordinate number coord
for interpolation
point number point
is therefore given by
coords[coord][point]
.
If any interpolation point has any of its coordinates
equal to the value AstObject.AST__BAD
then the corresponding output
data (and variance) should be set to the value given
by badval
(see below).
flags
- flag object giving more details about resampling
procedurebadval
- This will be the same value as was given via the
badval
parameter of
resampleI
, and will
have the same numerical type as the data being
processed (as elements of the in
array).
It should be used to test for bad pixels in
the input grid (but only if flags.usebad
is true) and for identifying bad output
values in the out
(and out_var
) array(s).out
- An array into which interpolated data values should
be returned. Note that details of the storage
order and number of dimensions of this array are not
required, since the offset
array contains all
necessary information about where each returned
value should be stored.
In general, not all elements of this array (or the
out_var
array below)
may be used in any particular
invocation of the function. Those which are not used
should be returned unchanged.
out_var
- An optional array with the same size as
the out
array, into which variance
estimates for the resampled values should be
returned. This array will only be given if the
in_var
array has also been given.
If given, it is addressed in exactly
the same way (via the offset
array)
as the out
array. The values
returned should be estimates of the statistical
variance of the corresponding values in the
out
array, on the assumption
that all errors in input data
values are statistically independent and that their
variance estimates may simply be summed (with
appropriate weighting factors).
If no output variance estimates are required,
null
will be given.
Exception
- The method may throw an exception if any
error occurs during the calculation.
In this case, the resampling will terminate
with an exception.public int uinterpS(int ndim_in, int[] lbnd_in, int[] ubnd_in, short[] in, short[] in_var, int npoint, int[] offset, double[][] coords, ResampleFlags flags, short badval, short[] out, short[] out_var) throws Exception
ndim_in
- number of dimensions in the input grid. This will
be at least one.lbnd_in
- an array of integers of size ndim_in
,
containing the coordinates of the centre of the
first pixel in the input grid along each dimension.ubnd_in
- an array of integers of size ndim_in
,
containing the coordinates of the centre of the
last pixel in the grid along each dimension.
Note that lbnd_in
and ubnd_in
together define the shape, size and coordinate
system of the input grid in the same way as they
do in resampleS
.
in
- An array with one element for each pixel in the
input grid, containing the input data.
This will be the same array as was passed to
resampleS
via the
in
parameter.in_var
- Optionally, an array with the same size as
in
. If given, this will contain the
set of variance values associated with the input
data and will be the same array as was passed to
resampleS
via the
in_var
parameter. If no variance
calculations are required it will be null
.npoint
- The number of points at which the input grid is
to be interpolated. This will be at least one.offset
- An array of integers with npoint
elements. or each interpolation point, this will
contain the zero-based index in the out
(and out_var
) array(s) at which the
interpolated value
(and its variance, if required) should be stored. For
example, the interpolated value for point number
point
should be stored in
out[offset[point]]
.coords
- An array of ndim_in
arrays of doubles.
Element coords[coord]
will point at the
first element of an array of double
(with npoint
elements) which contains the values of coordinate
number coord
for each interpolation
point. The
value of coordinate number coord
for interpolation
point number point
is therefore given by
coords[coord][point]
.
If any interpolation point has any of its coordinates
equal to the value AstObject.AST__BAD
then the corresponding output
data (and variance) should be set to the value given
by badval
(see below).
flags
- flag object giving more details about resampling
procedurebadval
- This will be the same value as was given via the
badval
parameter of
resampleS
, and will
have the same numerical type as the data being
processed (as elements of the in
array).
It should be used to test for bad pixels in
the input grid (but only if flags.usebad
is true) and for identifying bad output
values in the out
(and out_var
) array(s).out
- An array into which interpolated data values should
be returned. Note that details of the storage
order and number of dimensions of this array are not
required, since the offset
array contains all
necessary information about where each returned
value should be stored.
In general, not all elements of this array (or the
out_var
array below)
may be used in any particular
invocation of the function. Those which are not used
should be returned unchanged.
out_var
- An optional array with the same size as
the out
array, into which variance
estimates for the resampled values should be
returned. This array will only be given if the
in_var
array has also been given.
If given, it is addressed in exactly
the same way (via the offset
array)
as the out
array. The values
returned should be estimates of the statistical
variance of the corresponding values in the
out
array, on the assumption
that all errors in input data
values are statistically independent and that their
variance estimates may simply be summed (with
appropriate weighting factors).
If no output variance estimates are required,
null
will be given.
Exception
- The method may throw an exception if any
error occurs during the calculation.
In this case, the resampling will terminate
with an exception.public int uinterpB(int ndim_in, int[] lbnd_in, int[] ubnd_in, byte[] in, byte[] in_var, int npoint, int[] offset, double[][] coords, ResampleFlags flags, byte badval, byte[] out, byte[] out_var) throws Exception
ndim_in
- number of dimensions in the input grid. This will
be at least one.lbnd_in
- an array of integers of size ndim_in
,
containing the coordinates of the centre of the
first pixel in the input grid along each dimension.ubnd_in
- an array of integers of size ndim_in
,
containing the coordinates of the centre of the
last pixel in the grid along each dimension.
Note that lbnd_in
and ubnd_in
together define the shape, size and coordinate
system of the input grid in the same way as they
do in resampleB
.
in
- An array with one element for each pixel in the
input grid, containing the input data.
This will be the same array as was passed to
resampleB
via the
in
parameter.in_var
- Optionally, an array with the same size as
in
. If given, this will contain the
set of variance values associated with the input
data and will be the same array as was passed to
resampleB
via the
in_var
parameter. If no variance
calculations are required it will be null
.npoint
- The number of points at which the input grid is
to be interpolated. This will be at least one.offset
- An array of integers with npoint
elements. or each interpolation point, this will
contain the zero-based index in the out
(and out_var
) array(s) at which the
interpolated value
(and its variance, if required) should be stored. For
example, the interpolated value for point number
point
should be stored in
out[offset[point]]
.coords
- An array of ndim_in
arrays of doubles.
Element coords[coord]
will point at the
first element of an array of double
(with npoint
elements) which contains the values of coordinate
number coord
for each interpolation
point. The
value of coordinate number coord
for interpolation
point number point
is therefore given by
coords[coord][point]
.
If any interpolation point has any of its coordinates
equal to the value AstObject.AST__BAD
then the corresponding output
data (and variance) should be set to the value given
by badval
(see below).
flags
- flag object giving more details about resampling
procedurebadval
- This will be the same value as was given via the
badval
parameter of
resampleB
, and will
have the same numerical type as the data being
processed (as elements of the in
array).
It should be used to test for bad pixels in
the input grid (but only if flags.usebad
is true) and for identifying bad output
values in the out
(and out_var
) array(s).out
- An array into which interpolated data values should
be returned. Note that details of the storage
order and number of dimensions of this array are not
required, since the offset
array contains all
necessary information about where each returned
value should be stored.
In general, not all elements of this array (or the
out_var
array below)
may be used in any particular
invocation of the function. Those which are not used
should be returned unchanged.
out_var
- An optional array with the same size as
the out
array, into which variance
estimates for the resampled values should be
returned. This array will only be given if the
in_var
array has also been given.
If given, it is addressed in exactly
the same way (via the offset
array)
as the out
array. The values
returned should be estimates of the statistical
variance of the corresponding values in the
out
array, on the assumption
that all errors in input data
values are statistically independent and that their
variance estimates may simply be summed (with
appropriate weighting factors).
If no output variance estimates are required,
null
will be given.
Exception
- The method may throw an exception if any
error occurs during the calculation.
In this case, the resampling will terminate
with an exception.Copyright © 2024 Central Laboratory of the Research Councils. All Rights Reserved.