COREGPM.DORIS(1)
π NAME π
okay so bestie, welcome to coregpm.doris(1) β that's a User Commands manual page, section 1, iykyk π
coregpm.doris β perform step COREGPM iteratively from prompt.
β¨ DESCRIPTION β¨
coregpm.doris v1.0, FMR software, Rens Swart (c)2001\n
so basically here's the whole plan, step by step:
- Fit model through the coregistration vectors estimated by
FINE; - Select the vector with largest w-test and ask user whether it should be removed. If so, remove it, and re-run Doris (goto (i)). If not, stop.
The advantage of this script is that normally the result file needed to be edited after each iteration to fit the model. Note that the inputfile of Doris should contain cards for the resultfiles, run step coregpm, screen info, etc.
π SYNOPSIS π
coregpm.doris [-V] Doris_inputfile
π OPTIONS π
-Vβ Verbose flag, default redirect stdout to file:.doris.stdout.20:25inputβ Doris input file for stepcoregpm, if you userun, it is likeInputfiles/input.resample
π¦ EXAMPLE π¦
To run Doris without messages to the screen, assuming you have a input file named input.cpm, use the following command:
coregpm.doris input.cpm
π BUGS π
- Doris input keywords must be in capitals.
- Assume section
Start_comp_coregpmis not in result file. - Assume
plotcpmis not ran from within Doris (CPM_PLOT OFF). coregpm.dorisoutput interferes withplotcpmoutput on screen (ifCPM_PLOT ON) (?).
not me listing the bugs like it's a red flag roundup π they're real, bestie, read them.
πΈ SEE ALSO πΈ
http://www.geo.tudelft.nl/doris/(online user's manual)phasefilt.fasthelpdorisrun
π PROGRAM π β coregpm.doris -- Perform step COREGPM iteratively from prompt.
okay so the original page literally runs the whole thing back a second time, and the way that I am not skipping a single crumb of it π here we go again, same energy, same facts:
- Fit model through the coregistration vectors estimated by
FINE; - Select the vector with largest w-test and ask user whether it should be removed. If so, remove it, and re-run Doris (goto (i)). If not, stop.
The advantage of this script is that normally the result file needed to be edited after each iteration to fit the model. Note that the inputfile of Doris should contain cards for the resultfiles, run step coregpm, screen info, etc.
β SYNOPSIS β
coregpm.doris [-V] Doris_inputfile
β OPTIONS β
-Vβ Verbose flag, default redirect stdout to file:.doris.stdout.20:25inputβ Doris input file for stepcoregpm, if you userun, it is likeInputfiles/input.resample
β EXAMPLE β
To run Doris without messages to the screen, assuming you have a input file named input.cpm, use the following command:
coregpm.doris input.cpm
β BUGS β
- Doris input keywords must be in capitals.
- Assume section
Start_comp_coregpmis not in result file. - Assume
plotcpmis not ran from within Doris (CPM_PLOT OFF). coregpm.dorisoutput interferes withplotcpmoutput on screen (ifCPM_PLOT ON(?).
β SEE ALSO β
http://www.geo.tudelft.nl/doris/(online user's manual)phasefilt.fasthelpdorisrun
π§ SEE ALSO π§
The full documentation for [3J[H[2Jcoregpm.doris is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and [3J[H[2Jcoregpm.doris programs are properly installed at your site, the command
info [3J[H[2Jcoregpm.doris
should give you access to the complete manual.
those [3J[H[2J bits are literally in there, bestie β that's the terminal escape-code fairy dust, don't touch it π«Ά
and that's the whole page!! it's coregpm.doris v1.0, FMR softw... , dated September 2017, filed under COREGPM.DORIS(1). slay, go fit that model πβ¨ππ¦πΈ
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