CellPointSpreadFunction#

class lsst.images.cells.CellPointSpreadFunction(array, bounds, resampling_kernel='lanczos5')#

Bases: PointSpreadFunction

A PSF model that is at least approximately constant over cells.

Parameters:
  • array (ndarray) – A 4-d array of PSF kernel images with with shape (n_cells_y, n_cells_x, psf_shape_y, psf_shape_x).

  • bounds (CellGridBounds) – Description of the cell grid and any missing cells. Array entries for missing cells should be NaN.

  • resampling_kernel (Literal['lanczos3', 'lanczos5'], default: 'lanczos5') – Name of the resampling kernel to use when shifting the kernel image into the stellar image.

Notes

Unlike most PSF model types, CellPointSpreadFunction can be subset via slicing:

  • a bounding Box for a subimage, which returns a new PSF with only the cells that cover that subimage;

  • a CellIJ index, which returns the kernel image for that cell.

Attributes Summary

bounds

The bounds where the PSF can be evaluated (CellGridBounds).

grid

The grid that defines the PSF's cells (CellGrid).

kernel_bbox

Bounding box of all images returned by compute_kernel_image.

Methods Summary

compute_kernel_image(*, x, y)

Evaluate the PSF model into an image suitable for convolution.

compute_stellar_bbox(*, x, y)

Return the bounding box of the image that would be returned by compute_stellar_image.

compute_stellar_image(*, x, y)

Evaluate the PSF model into an image suitable for comparison with the image of an astrophysical point source.

from_legacy(legacy_psf[, bounds])

Make a PSF object from a legacy lsst.afw.detection.Psf instance.

serialize(archive)

to_legacy()

Convert to a legacy lsst.cell_coadds.StitchedPsf object.

Attributes Documentation

bounds#

The bounds where the PSF can be evaluated (CellGridBounds).

grid#

The grid that defines the PSF’s cells (CellGrid).

Notes

This is usually (but is not guaranteed to be) the grid for a full patch, even when the PSF only covers a subimage.

kernel_bbox#

Methods Documentation

compute_kernel_image(*, x, y)#

Evaluate the PSF model into an image suitable for convolution.

Parameters:
  • x (float) – Column position coordinate to evaluate at.

  • y (float) – Row position coordinate to evaluate at.

Returns:

An image of the PSF, centered on the center of the center pixel, which is defined to be (0, 0) by the image’s origin.

Return type:

Image

compute_stellar_bbox(*, x, y)#

Return the bounding box of the image that would be returned by compute_stellar_image.

Parameters:
  • x (float) – Column position coordinate to evaluate at.

  • y (float) – Row position coordinate to evaluate at.

Returns:

The bounding box of the image that would be returned by compute_stellar_image at the given point.

Return type:

Box

compute_stellar_image(*, x, y)#

Evaluate the PSF model into an image suitable for comparison with the image of an astrophysical point source.

Parameters:
  • x (float) – Column position coordinate to evaluate at.

  • y (float) – Row position coordinate to evaluate at.

Returns:

An image of the PSF, centered on the given coordinates, just like the postage stamp of a star would be.

Return type:

Image

classmethod from_legacy(legacy_psf, bounds=None)#

Make a PSF object from a legacy lsst.afw.detection.Psf instance.

Parameters:
  • legacy_psf (TypeAliasType) – Legacy PSF object.

  • bounds (Bounds | None, default: None) – The region where this PSF model is valid.

Returns:

The converted PSF object.

Return type:

PointSpreadFunction

Notes

This base class method is a factory dispatch function that automatically selects the right PointSpreadFunction subclass to use. When that is already known, a subclass from_legacy method can be called instead.

serialize(archive)#
Parameters:

archive (OutputArchive[Any])

Return type:

CellPointSpreadFunctionSerializationModel

to_legacy()#

Convert to a legacy lsst.cell_coadds.StitchedPsf object.

Return type:

TypeAliasType

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