Commit 05140137 authored by Stuart Sides's avatar Stuart Sides
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Fixed tests for all New Horizons cameras 

git-svn-id: http://subversion.wr.usgs.gov/repos/prog/isis3/branches/isis3NewHorizons@6081 41f8697f-d340-4b68-9986-7bafba869bb8
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isis/scripts/csvdiff.py

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@@ -98,6 +98,7 @@ if len(sys.argv) >= 4: 
  # Break each line into a column part for each CSV and a tolerance component

  tolerances = tolerance_file.readlines()

  for line in tolerances:

    if line.strip() != '':

      column, tolerance = line.strip().upper().split("=")

      tolerance_map[column] = float(tolerance)

isis/src/base/apps/camstats/camstats.xml

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@@ -8,11 +8,11 @@ 


  <description>

    <p>

    Camstats generates camera statistics from a user-supplied <def>Level0</def> 

    or <def>Level1</def> cube.  The output of camstats can be directed to a 

    <def>PVL</def> file or a comma-delimited text file (flat file).  For each 

    output group, the program will calculate the minimum, maximum, average, and 

    standard  deviation values.  The output groups are listed below:

    This program generates camera statistics from a user-supplied

    <def>Level0</def> or <def>Level1</def> cube.  The output of camstats can be

     directed to a <def>PVL</def> file or a comma-delimited text file (flat file).

    For each output group, the program will calculate the minimum, maximum,

    average, and standard  deviation values.  The output groups are listed below:

    <blockquote>

    <ul>

      <li><def>Latitude</def></li>
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ 
    the number of data collection points for the statistics can be controlled 

    by using the line increment (LINC) and sample increment (SINC) parameters.  

    The default value for LINC and SINC are 1.  If the default value is used,

    then every line and sample of the image are used in the calculation of the 

    then every line and sample of the image is used in the calculation of the 

    output values.  The increment value can be increased to reduce program

    execution time. If a value other than 1, for example the number 10, is 

    assigned to LINC and SINC, then every tenth line and tenth sample of the
@@ -77,6 +77,11 @@ 
      "Related Objects and Documents" section of the documentation.

       Fixes mantis ticket #1525.

    </change>

    <change name="Jeffrey Covington" date="2015-02-19">

      Updated FORMAT and APPEND documentation to be more clear. Made general

      edits for clarity.

    </change>

      

  </history>



  <category>
@@ -100,7 +105,7 @@ 
          Input cube filename

        </brief>

        <description>

          Input cube with appropriate camera labels (Refer to <i>spiceinit</i>).

          Input cube with appropriate camera labels (refer to <i>spiceinit</i>).

          The input must be a <def>Level0</def> or <def>Level1</def> cube.

        </description>

        <filter>
@@ -114,7 +119,7 @@ 
        </brief>

        <description>

          If this option is selected, the output camera statistics will be

          attached to the input cube's label under group called "CameraStatistics."

          attached to the input cube's label under the group "CameraStatistics."

          <p>

          Applications such as <i>qmos</i> reference the attached label for 

          geometric information of the cube.
@@ -132,9 +137,9 @@ 
        <internalDefault>None</internalDefault>

        <description>

          A text file in label format (<def>PVL</def>), which will contain the 

	  results of <i>camstats</i>.  This output file can be used in conjunction 

	  with the <i>getkey</i> application in order to pass the results to another 

	  program when developing scripts.  

	  results of <i>camstats</i>.  This output file, for example, can be used 

	  with the <i>getkey</i> application to pass the results to other programs

          when developing scripts.  

          <p>

             Alternatively, the output can be written to a text file format, 

	     see the "FORMAT" parameter for more information.
@@ -144,32 +149,34 @@ 
          *.txt *.TXT

        </filter>

      </parameter>



      <parameter name="FORMAT">

        <type>string</type>

        <brief>

          Output format (PVL or FLAT)

          Output file format (PVL or FLAT)

        </brief>

        <description>

          Format type for output file.  <def>PVL</def> format is the default.

          This is the format type for the output file. <def>PVL</def> format is the 

	  default. The format is ignored unless the TO parameter is specified.

        </description>  

        <default><item>PVL</item></default>

        <list>

          <option value="PVL">

            <brief>

              PVL Format

              Format the output file specified by TO as PVL. This format

              can be read using the <i>getkey</i> program.

            </brief>

            <description>

              Output file will be in PVL format

              Output the results to a PVL formatted file specified by TO.

            </description>

          </option>

          <option value="FLAT">

            <brief>

              Flat File Format

              Format the output file specified by TO as a comma delimited text file.

            </brief>

            <description>

            The output file will be a comma-delimited flat file.  This format 

	    can easily be imported into spreadsheet applications such as <i>Excel</i>.

              Output the results to a comma delimited text file specified by TO. 

              This file format can easily be imported into spreadsheet applications

              like Excel.

            </description>

          </option>

        </list>
@@ -178,19 +185,24 @@ 
      <parameter name="APPEND">

        <type>boolean</type>

        <brief>

          Option to append results to output file

          Append results to output file specified by TO.

        </brief>

        <description>

          If this option is selected, the <i>camstats</i> output will be appended 

	  to an existing file specified as the "TO" file.  If "append" is not 

	  selected, the output information defaults and overwrites the existing

	  "TO" file.

          <p>

            If this option is not selected, the output from the <i>camstats</i> 

	    application is appended to the output file. If this option is

	    set to "NO" or "FALSE," any information in the TO file is 

	    overwritten.

          </p>

          <p>

            Note: This will append the formatted results to the end of the TO 

            file without regard to the formatting of the current contents.

          </p>

        </description>

        <default><item>FALSE</item></default>

      </parameter>

    </group>





    <group name="Option">

      <parameter name="LINC">

        <type>integer</type>
@@ -200,17 +212,13 @@ 
        <description>

          LINC will control the number of lines where statistical data are collected.  

	  If a LINC of 10 is entered, every tenth <def link="Line">line</def> will be 

	  used in the data collection.  

          <p>

          This option is useful for very large images (long images with a large 

	  number of lines) where every 10th or 100th line (LINC=10 or LINC=100) 

	  collects enough geometric data of the input for statistics while 

          causing the application to execute much faster. 

	  used in the data collection. This parameter as well as the SINC parameter

          are primarily used to reduce runtime for very large images by collecting

          data from a smaller statistical sample rather than the entire image.  

          <p>

              Keep in mind that if the LINC increment is set too sparsely, this 

            Note: Keep in mind that if the LINC increment is set too sparsely, this 

	    could adversely influence the accuracy of the statistics.

          </p> 

          </p>

        </description>

        <default><item>1</item></default>

      </parameter>
@@ -224,16 +232,13 @@ 
          SINC will control the number of samples where statistical data are 

	  collected.  If a SINC of 10 is entered, every tenth <def 

	  link="Sample">sample</def> will be used in the data collection.

          <p>

          This option is useful for very large images (wide images with a 

	  large number of samples) where every 10th or 100th sample (SINC=10 

	  or SINC=100) collects enough geometric data of the input for 

	  statistics while causing the application to execute much faster. 

          This parameter as well as the LINC parameter are primarily used to reduce

          runtime for very large images by collecting data from a smaller

          statistical sample rather than the entire image.

          <p>

            Keep in mind that if the SINC increment is set too sparsely, 

	    this could adversely influence the accuracy of the statistics.

          </p>

          </p>

        </description>

        <default><item>1</item></default>

      </parameter>

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