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* <tt>simdata</tt> just calls <tt>[[clean]]</tt>, so you should refer to help clean for more information. | |||
* <tt>simdata</tt> just calls <tt>clean</tt>, so you should refer to help clean for more information. | |||
* '''psfmode''' serves as a switch. If you want to just calculate visibilities and not deconvolve, set '''psfmode'''="none" | * '''psfmode''' serves as a switch. If you want to just calculate visibilities and not deconvolve, set '''psfmode'''="none" | ||
* leave '''psfmode''' as is and set '''niter'''=0 if you want to make a dirty image but not clean. | * leave '''psfmode''' as is and set '''niter'''=0 if you want to make a dirty image but not clean. | ||
Revision as of 22:34, 3 December 2009
- simdata just calls clean, so you should refer to help clean for more information.
- psfmode serves as a switch. If you want to just calculate visibilities and not deconvolve, set psfmode="none"
- leave psfmode as is and set niter=0 if you want to make a dirty image but not clean.
- threshold, weighting, robust, uvtaper, stokes, niter control the cleaning.
- simdata's default clean parameters are not particularly aggressive and almost certainly not optimal for your application. I recommend that you run simdata and then clean the measurement set in various ways to determine the best results.
