DiaPipelineTask¶
DiaPipelineTask associates DIASources with previously-known DIAObjects.
Python API summary¶
from lsst.ap.association.diaPipe import DiaPipelineTask
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class
DiaPipelineTask Task for loading, associating and storing Difference Image Analysis (DIA) Objects and Sources
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attribute
config Access configuration fields and retargetable subtasks.
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method
run Process DiaSources and DiaObjects
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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¶
coaddName¶
coadd name: typically one of deep, goodSeeing, or dcr
connections¶
- Data type
lsst.pipe.base.config.Connections- Field type
ConfigField
Configurations describing the connections of the PipelineTask to datatypes
doPackageAlerts¶
Package Dia-data into serialized alerts for distribution and write them to disk.
doWriteAssociatedSources¶
Write out associated and SDMed DiaSources.
saveMetadata¶
Flag to enable/disable metadata saving for a task, enabled by default.