Hi There,
I've just updated my miriad. it seems that nfbin is no longer available in the "gpcal" and while I tried this version of "gpcal", the solution is a completely different compare with the previous version of gpcal with "nfbin". The solution of newer version is terrible.
Is there any reason for excluding nfbin out of "gpcal"?
Cheers,
Sara
nfbin in gpcal
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Re: nfbin in gpcal
Hi Sara,
Can you bit a bit more specific here please about the version that gpcal is reporting, what type of computer you are using, and where you got the latest version of Miriad from? I have just checked on kaputar (which always has the latest version) that gpcal still has nfbin, and it does. If your version does not have nfbin, this is an error and we'll need to investigate this further in case our distributions have become corrupt.
Can you bit a bit more specific here please about the version that gpcal is reporting, what type of computer you are using, and where you got the latest version of Miriad from? I have just checked on kaputar (which always has the latest version) that gpcal still has nfbin, and it does. If your version does not have nfbin, this is an error and we'll need to investigate this further in case our distributions have become corrupt.
cheers
Jamie Stevens
ATCA Senior System Scientist
Jamie Stevens
ATCA Senior System Scientist
Re: nfbin in gpcal
Hi Jamie,
I'm sure that it is the latest version since the new task uvfmeas is working. I downloaded a binary distribution from :
ftp://ftp.atnf.csiro.au/pub/software/miriad
I'm using ubontu X64. The reported version of gpcal is :Gpcal: version 1.0 03-May-2010
Please have a look at the distribution.
Cheers,
Sara
I'm sure that it is the latest version since the new task uvfmeas is working. I downloaded a binary distribution from :
ftp://ftp.atnf.csiro.au/pub/software/miriad
I'm using ubontu X64. The reported version of gpcal is :Gpcal: version 1.0 03-May-2010
Please have a look at the distribution.
Cheers,
Sara
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Re: nfbin in gpcal
Hi Sara,
I checked the latest distribution file for linux64 (dated 19-jul-2012):
wget ftp://ftp.atnf.csiro.au/pub/software/mi ... 64.tar.bz2
and extracted gpcal - it reports:
gpcal: Revision 1.13, 2012/02/20 04:05:37 UTC
So unless there was a brief problem with the distribution which fixed itself, it seems there is a problem with your installation. Is it possible you have two versions of miriad installed and the old one is picked up first?
You could check your PATH variable, run 'which gpcal` and run gpcal with the full pathname to see what is going on.
Please let us know what you find.
Cheers,
Mark
I checked the latest distribution file for linux64 (dated 19-jul-2012):
wget ftp://ftp.atnf.csiro.au/pub/software/mi ... 64.tar.bz2
and extracted gpcal - it reports:
gpcal: Revision 1.13, 2012/02/20 04:05:37 UTC
So unless there was a brief problem with the distribution which fixed itself, it seems there is a problem with your installation. Is it possible you have two versions of miriad installed and the old one is picked up first?
You could check your PATH variable, run 'which gpcal` and run gpcal with the full pathname to see what is going on.
Please let us know what you find.
Cheers,
Mark
Re: nfbin in gpcal
Hi Mark,
There is also another problem with my pgflag. In previous versions I used to press d and then press , key to fiddle the amplitude scale and to set the max value and press key v to flag the data and it was doing a great job flagging the RFI. In current version I did the same but it says that it has flagged large amount of data like more than 60% which is not correct. Why it's not working that way any more? the report is:
pgflag: CVS Revision 1.4, 2012/04/20 13:08:39 UTC
Cheers,
Sara
There is also another problem with my pgflag. In previous versions I used to press d and then press , key to fiddle the amplitude scale and to set the max value and press key v to flag the data and it was doing a great job flagging the RFI. In current version I did the same but it says that it has flagged large amount of data like more than 60% which is not correct. Why it's not working that way any more? the report is:
pgflag: CVS Revision 1.4, 2012/04/20 13:08:39 UTC
Cheers,
Sara
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Re: nfbin in gpcal
Hi Sara,
It is worrying that your pgflag spits out a CVS revision code, as the ATNF version of Miriad uses RCS. This suggests to me that you also have the CARMA version of Miriad installed on your machine, and your PATH is not set correctly to use the latest ATNF version. We have checked, and CARMA Miriad doesn't have a gpcal with nfbin, which may explain your original problem.
It is worrying that your pgflag spits out a CVS revision code, as the ATNF version of Miriad uses RCS. This suggests to me that you also have the CARMA version of Miriad installed on your machine, and your PATH is not set correctly to use the latest ATNF version. We have checked, and CARMA Miriad doesn't have a gpcal with nfbin, which may explain your original problem.
cheers
Jamie Stevens
ATCA Senior System Scientist
Jamie Stevens
ATCA Senior System Scientist
Re: nfbin in gpcal
Hi Jamie,
I re-installed and removed all the old PATH. I've got the latest version of gpcal which has the nfbin and pgflag now reports as :pgflag: Revision 1.19, 2012/07/05 02:15:58 UTC. I still have the same problem with pgflag.
Are you sure that nothing has changed in pgflag. Key "v" dose not work that way used to work.
Cheers,
Sara
I re-installed and removed all the old PATH. I've got the latest version of gpcal which has the nfbin and pgflag now reports as :pgflag: Revision 1.19, 2012/07/05 02:15:58 UTC. I still have the same problem with pgflag.
Are you sure that nothing has changed in pgflag. Key "v" dose not work that way used to work.
Cheers,
Sara
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Re: nfbin in gpcal
Hi Sara,
you we're right - the 'v' command in pgflag was broken. Thank you for alerting us to this problem.
It has now been fixed. Note that the behaviour will still be different - only a flagging percentage appears instead of the list of flagged pixels.
The new version (1.20) should be available for download tomorrow.
Cheers,
Mark
you we're right - the 'v' command in pgflag was broken. Thank you for alerting us to this problem.
It has now been fixed. Note that the behaviour will still be different - only a flagging percentage appears instead of the list of flagged pixels.
The new version (1.20) should be available for download tomorrow.
Cheers,
Mark