
csmodelselect
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Selects models from a model definition XML file.


Synopsis
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This script selects all models from a model definition XML file that spatially
overlap with the Region of Interests (RoIs) of a list of observations and writes
these models into a new model definition XML file. In addition to the spatial
selection, the tool allows selecting only models with a photon flux and/or a
Test Statistic value above a given limit. The script also allows to specify
whether the source positions and/or source shapes should be fit.


General parameters
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inobs [file]
    Input event list or observation definition XML file.

inmodel [file]
    Input model definition XML file.

outmodel [file]
    Output model definition XML file.

(roilimit = 4.5) [real]
    Maximum RoI radius (degrees).

(roimargin = 0.1) [real]
    Radial margin to be added to RoIs (degrees).

(ethres = 0.1) [real]
    Energy threshold for source flux selection (TeV).

(fluxlimit = 1.0e-12) [real]
    Minimum source flux for selection (ph/cm2/s).

(tslimit = 10.0) [real]
    Minimum Test Statistic for selection.

(fit_pos = yes) [boolean]
    Fit source positions?

(fit_shape = no) [boolean]
    Fit source shapes?

    
Standard parameters
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(chatter = 2) [integer]
    Verbosity of the executable:
     chatter = 0: no information will be logged

     chatter = 1: only errors will be logged

     chatter = 2: errors and actions will be logged

     chatter = 3: report about the task execution

     chatter = 4: detailed report about the task execution

(clobber = yes) [boolean]
    Specifies whether an existing output model file should be overwritten.

(debug = no) [boolean]
    Enables debug mode. In debug mode the executable will dump any log file
    output to the console.

(mode = ql) [string]
    Mode of automatic parameters (default is ql, i.e. "query and learn").

(logfile = csmodelselect.log) [filename]
    Log filename.


Related tools or scripts
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csobsselect
