hyperion.conf.BinnedImageConf

class hyperion.conf.BinnedImageConf(n_theta=None, n_phi=None, **kwargs)

Method

set_aperture_radii(n_ap, ap_min, ap_max) Set the range of apertures to use for SEDs/Images
set_image_limits(xmin, xmax, ymin, ymax) Set the extent of the output images
set_image_size(n_x, n_y) Set the size of the output images
set_output_bytes(io_bytes) Set whether to output images/SEDs in 32-bit or 64-bit.
set_stokes(stokes) Set whether to save the full Stokes vector for the images/SEDs.
set_track_origin(track_origin[, n_scat]) Set whether to track the origin of the photons.
set_uncertainties(uncertainties) Set whether to compute uncertainties on the images/SEDs
set_viewing_bins(n_theta, n_phi) Set the number of viewing angles to use
set_wavelength_range(n_wav, wav_min, wav_max) Set the range of wavelengths to use for SEDs/Images

Methods (detail)

set_aperture_radii(n_ap, ap_min, ap_max)

Set the range of apertures to use for SEDs/Images

Parameters:
n_ap : int

The number of apertures to compute SEDs in

ap_min, ap_max : float

The smallest and largest aperture to use, in cm
set_image_limits(xmin, xmax, ymin, ymax)

Set the extent of the output images

Parameters:
xmin, xmax, ymin, ymax : float

The extent of the images, which are either in cm (if using standard binned images or peeloff images) or in degrees (if using peeling off to a point inside the model).
set_image_size(n_x, n_y)

Set the size of the output images

Parameters:
n_x, n_y : int

The number of pixels in the x and y directions
set_output_bytes(io_bytes)

Set whether to output images/SEDs in 32-bit or 64-bit.

Parameters:
io_bytes : int

The number of bytes for the output. This should be either 4 (for 32-bit) or 8 (for 64-bit).
set_stokes(stokes)

Set whether to save the full Stokes vector for the images/SEDs.

If set to False, only the I component is saved.

Parameters:
stokes : bool

Whether to save the full Stokes vector for the images/SEDs.
set_track_origin(track_origin, n_scat=None)

Set whether to track the origin of the photons. The options are:

‘no’ - does not split up the images/SEDs by origin

‘basic’ - this splits up the images/SEDs into:

  • The photons last emitted from a source and did not undergo any subsequent interactions.
  • The photons last emitted from dust and did not undergo any subsequent interactions
  • The photons last emitted from a source and subsequently scattered
  • The photons last emitted from dust and subsequently scattered
‘detailed’ - as above, but in each category, the origin is further
refined into each individual source and dust type.
‘scatterings’ - as for ‘basic’, but splitting the scatterings into the
images for 1, 2, 3, …, n_scat scatterings since the last emission.
Parameters:
track_origin : bool

Whether to track the origin of the photons as described above.
set_uncertainties(uncertainties)

Set whether to compute uncertainties on the images/SEDs

Parameters:
uncertainties : bool

Whether to compute uncertainties on the images/SEDs.
set_viewing_bins(n_theta, n_phi)

Set the number of viewing angles to use

Parameters:
n_theta, n_phi

The number of viewing angles to use in the theta and phi directions respectively.
set_wavelength_index_range(iwav_min, iwav_max)

Set the range of wavelengths to use for SEDs/Images

This is intended to be used when the monochromatic option is turned on.

Parameters:
iwav_min, iwav_max : int

The index of the first and last frequency to compute SEDs/Images for. This is the index in the array of wavelengths used when calling set_monochromatic. These values should be zero-based.
set_wavelength_range(n_wav, wav_min, wav_max)

Set the range of wavelengths to use for SEDs/Images

Parameters:
n_wav : int

The number of wavelengths to compute SEDs/Images for

wav_min, wav_max : float

The smallest and largest wavelength to use, in microns