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| At the end of each tiling or iteration, a form of find_nofit (T or P) is used to check for bad landmarks. | The batch process initiated by [[make_scriptT]] produces output files ###.OOT, basically listings of the outputs of procedure [[lithos]] for each created landmark during a tiling run. find_nofitT looks through these output files to find places where the landarks or images may need further work. During the tiling run, each new landmark is given a 6-character name LMKNM. The original landmark designation is a three digit number ###. |
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| * find_nofitT - this routine shows which maplets created during tiling that are faulty. | The find_nofit: procedure identifies: {{{ ### ! cat ###.OOT: process still running or terminated in error. ### deleted: insufficient data to create a maplet at that point. LMKNM * cat ###.OOT: maplet correlating weakly or not at all with at least one image. LMKNM cat ###.OOT: low or no correlation for at least one overlap. }}} |
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| * find_nofitP - this routine shows which maplet created during iteration that are faulty. The routines listed above determine faulty maplets by going through every .OOT file in the working directory, which are produced at the end of tiling and iteration when run_script.sh or run.sh are used. |
The command 'cat ###.OOT' will produce a listing of the output file for more complete diagnostics. Ths surviving landmark names are included at the beginning of the output to make re-processing easier. The limit for weak correlation is set by the 'NOFIT=' keyword in INIT_LITHOS.TXT. |
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find_nofitT
Compiled by KD
The batch process initiated by make_scriptT produces output files ###.OOT, basically listings of the outputs of procedure lithos for each created landmark during a tiling run. find_nofitT looks through these output files to find places where the landarks or images may need further work. During the tiling run, each new landmark is given a 6-character name LMKNM. The original landmark designation is a three digit number ###.
The find_nofit: procedure identifies:
### ! cat ###.OOT: process still running or terminated in error. ### deleted: insufficient data to create a maplet at that point. LMKNM * cat ###.OOT: maplet correlating weakly or not at all with at least one image. LMKNM cat ###.OOT: low or no correlation for at least one overlap.
The command 'cat ###.OOT' will produce a listing of the output file for more complete diagnostics. Ths surviving landmark names are included at the beginning of the output to make re-processing easier. The limit for weak correlation is set by the 'NOFIT=' keyword in INIT_LITHOS.TXT.
Input
<3 digit number>.OOT files in the working directory
Output
- ! - currently running (logfile isn't complete) or there was an error and the landmark was deleted
- (blank space) LMKNM - minor issue
- * LMKNM - major issue (at least one image didn't correlate at all the with the map)
- . LMKNM - minor issue (at least one maplet overlap error)
- + LMKNM - moderate issue (at least one image had a correlation below the value set in init_lithos - usually .3 or .4)
Example of Output
EQ0004: cat 004.OOT EP0002: cat 005.OOT EP0003: cat 006.OOT EO0003: cat 007.OOT EN0003: * cat 008.OOT EN0004: * cat 009.OOT EM0003: . cat 010.OOT EM0004: * cat 011.OOT 132 deleted ! cat 132.OOTThe
John's notes
!ZN0205 cat 023.OOT process still running (okay) or process didn’t finish normally (bummer).
ZN0205 cat 023.OOT no correlation in at least one maplet overlap. Probably no big deal.
* ZN0205 cat 023.OOT small or no correlation in at least one maplet-image overlap. Should be checked by hand in LITHOS.