subsamp [ parameter=value ... ] [ inputfile outputfile ] subsamp [ parameter=value ... ] [ inputfile ... directory ]
Parameters are: include_vars, dim_deltas, dim_starts, dim_counts.
subsamp subsamples variable data based on user specified deltas, starts, and counts. All variables must have the same dimensions.
If variable V has values V(1), V(2), ..., then the output variable W will have values W(i) = V(start + (i-1)*delta), 1 <= i <= count. The default 1-relative start is delta/2 +1.
dim_starts and dim_counts are optional parameters, meaning they must be specified on the command line in order to override their default values.
List of variables to subsample. If the list is prefixed by a minus sign, then all variables except those listed will be subsampled.
List of subsample deltas. The number of deltas must be the same as the number of variable dimensions. For example, to subsample 2-D data, there must be two deltas. The maximum delta is 100. There is no default response.
This is an example of subsampling all the variables with the same dimension in a dataset. This actually shrinks the image and is used before running llcontr2.
\fCcabo% subsamp in/out files : char(255) ? n12.93273.1708 n12.subsamp include_vars : char(255) ? [] *ch* dim_deltas : int ( 5) ? 4 4 cabo%
This is a list of the variable dimensions from the contents of the original dataset.
\fCVariable Dimension Size hrpt_header line 3808 hrpt_header dim_2 103 avhrr_ch1 line 3808 avhrr_ch1 sample 2048 avhrr_ch2 line 3808 avhrr_ch2 sample 2048 avhrr_ch3 line 3808 avhrr_ch3 sample 2048 avhrr_ch4 line 3808 avhrr_ch4 sample 2048 avhrr_ch5 line 3808 avhrr_ch5 sample 2048
This is a list of the variable dimensions from the contents of the subsampled output dataset.
\fCVariable Dimension Size avhrr_ch1 line 951 avhrr_ch1 sample 511 avhrr_ch2 line 951 avhrr_ch2 sample 511 avhrr_ch3 line 951 avhrr_ch3 sample 511 avhrr_ch4 line 951 avhrr_ch4 sample 511 avhrr_ch5 line 951 avhrr_ch5 sample 511
Last Update: $Date: 1998/05/29 20:47:20 $