Hot Pixel Analysis--- 970711n

NOTE: DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE! It is generated dynamically by software.
Night/hemisphere dataset: 970711n

13 scans (in low density regions) identified for analysis:
s002 s003 s004 s005 s006 s007 s082 s092 s093 s094 s095 s096 s097

Procedures performed are outlined in Data Processing

Results

Figure 1---
Row 1: The sum (coadd=stack) of 13 FREX (>=4) images. The plotted numbers indicate the sum of the FREX values at each pixel. Links to the FITS images are given below the K, H and J panel.
Row 2: The plotted numbers indicate the number of scans (1-13) in which FREX>=4 was found for each hot pixel.
Below the K, H and J panel are links to the corresponding tabular data.

K H J
1) Sum of FREX Images:
Tabular Data
OR mask in Fowler's Format
FITS Image
Tabular Data
OR mask in Fowler's Format
FITS Image
Tabular Data
OR mask in Fowler's Format
FITS Image
2) Scan Counts:
k.scan_cnt.tbl
h.scan_cnt.tbl
j.scan_cnt.tbl

Figure 2---
Histograms, CDFs, and comparison statistics for K-array FREX distributions.
Row 1: Data for the coadd (stack=sum) of 13 FREX (>=4) images.
Following 13 rows: Data for each scan.
Under each CDF plot is a link to the data file, and the p-level for the two-sample KS statistic. After the histogram and CFD plot are rows listing the number of points, median, mean, p-level for the Student's t test for different means, standard deviation, p-level for the F test for different variances, and a link to the original statistics program output file.

Histogram
cdf data file		CDF
cdf data file
p(KS test)		 # PointsMedian
Mean
p(t)		Std
p(F)		Statistics file

k.fex.stack.hot.tbl
k.fex.stack.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
k.fex.stack.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
p(KS test)=0.000000.		 Npts=16 Median=17
Mean=24.4
p(t)=1.000000		 Std=19.8
p(F)=1.000000		 k.fex.stack.hot.tbl.frex-only.stats

k002.fex.hot.tbl
k002.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
k002.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
p(KS test)=		 Npts= Median=
Mean=
p(t)=		 Std=
p(F)=		 k002.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.stats

k003.fex.hot.tbl
k003.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
k003.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
p(KS test)=		 Npts= Median=
Mean=
p(t)=		 Std=
p(F)=		 k003.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.stats

k004.fex.hot.tbl
k004.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
k004.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
p(KS test)=		 Npts= Median=
Mean=
p(t)=		 Std=
p(F)=		 k004.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.stats

k005.fex.hot.tbl
k005.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
k005.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
p(KS test)=		 Npts= Median=
Mean=
p(t)=		 Std=
p(F)=		 k005.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.stats

k006.fex.hot.tbl
k006.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
k006.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
p(KS test)=		 Npts= Median=
Mean=
p(t)=		 Std=
p(F)=		 k006.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.stats

k007.fex.hot.tbl
k007.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
k007.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
p(KS test)=		 Npts= Median=
Mean=
p(t)=		 Std=
p(F)=		 k007.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.stats

k082.fex.hot.tbl
k082.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
k082.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
p(KS test)=		 Npts= Median=
Mean=
p(t)=		 Std=
p(F)=		 k082.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.stats

k092.fex.hot.tbl
k092.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
k092.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
p(KS test)=		 Npts= Median=
Mean=
p(t)=		 Std=
p(F)=		 k092.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.stats

k093.fex.hot.tbl
k093.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
k093.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
p(KS test)=		 Npts= Median=
Mean=
p(t)=		 Std=
p(F)=		 k093.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.stats

k094.fex.hot.tbl
k094.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
k094.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
p(KS test)=		 Npts= Median=
Mean=
p(t)=		 Std=
p(F)=		 k094.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.stats

k095.fex.hot.tbl
k095.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
k095.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
p(KS test)=		 Npts= Median=
Mean=
p(t)=		 Std=
p(F)=		 k095.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.stats

k096.fex.hot.tbl
k096.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
k096.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
p(KS test)=		 Npts= Median=
Mean=
p(t)=		 Std=
p(F)=		 k096.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.stats

k097.fex.hot.tbl
k097.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
k097.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.cdf
p(KS test)=		 Npts= Median=
Mean=
p(t)=		 Std=
p(F)=		 k097.fex.hot.tbl.frex-only.stats

Last update: 25-Aug-97 (19:38:22), Joe Mazzarella (mazz@ipac.caltech.edu )