DiaPipelineTask

DiaPipelineTask associates DIASources with previously-known DIAObjects.

Python API summary

from lsst.ap.association.diaPipe import DiaPipelineTask
classDiaPipelineTask(initInputs=None, **kwargs)

Task for loading, associating and storing Difference Image Analysis (DIA) Objects and Sources...

attributeconfig

Access configuration fields and retargetable subtasks.

methodrun(diaSourceCat, diffIm, exposure, ccdExposureIdBits)

Process DiaSources and DiaObjects...

See also

See the DiaPipelineTask API reference for complete details.

Retargetable subtasks

alertPackager

Default
lsst.ap.association.packageAlerts.PackageAlertsTask
Field type
ConfigurableField
Subtask for packaging Ap data into alerts.

apdb

Default
lsst.dax.apdb.apdb.Apdb
Field type
ConfigurableField
Database connection for storing associated DiaSources and DiaObjects. Must already be initialized.

associator

Default
lsst.ap.association.association.AssociationTask
Field type
ConfigurableField
Task used to associate DiaSources with DiaObjects.

diaCatalogLoader

Default
lsst.ap.association.loadDiaCatalogs.LoadDiaCatalogsTask
Field type
ConfigurableField
Task to load DiaObjects and DiaSources from the Apdb.

diaForcedSource

Default
lsst.ap.association.diaForcedSource.DiaForcedSourceTask
Field type
ConfigurableField
Task used for force photometer DiaObject locations in direct and difference images.

diaSourceDpddifier

Default
lsst.ap.association.mapApData.MapDiaSourceTask
Field type
ConfigurableField
Task for assigning columns from the raw output of ip_diffim into a schema that more closely resembles the DPDD.

Configuration fields

connections

Data type
lsst.pipe.base.config.Connections
Field type
ConfigField
Configurations describing the connections of the PipelineTask to datatypes

doPackageAlerts

Default
False
Field type
bool Field
Package Dia-data into serialized alerts for distribution and write them to disk.

saveMetadata

Default
True
Field type
bool Field
Flag to enable/disable metadata saving for a task, enabled by default.