def test_add_point_source(self):
ppi = PupilPlateImage() # defaults to (4096, 4096)
ppi.add_poisson_noise = False
ppi.sky_level = 0
ppi.read_noise = 0
radius, counts = 10, 1000
ps = FlatSource(radius, counts)
image = ppi.render()
# add the pupil to the center of the plate
cx = cy = int(image.shape[0] / 2)
ppi.add_source(ps, cx, cy)
# must re-render the image if a ppi parameter (like sources[]) has changed
image = ppi.render()
# check that the plate knows about it's new Source
self.assertTrue(ps in ppi.sources)
# check that the Source now knows where it is on the plate
self.assertEqual((cx, cy), ppi.sources[0].position)
# check that the Source is actually there.
self.assertEqual(ps.counts, image[ps.x, ps.y])
class TestPupilPlateImageFileIO(SyntheticImageTestCase):
"""It might seem like we're just testing astropy.io.fits here,
but I think we'll try to write the synthesized pupil parameters
into the header pretty soon. That prepares us to run a FITS file
through PUPE-PAT and know it's own correct answers.
"""
def setUp(self):
self.ppi = PupilPlateImage(shape=(1024, 1024))
self.cp = CircularPupil(100, 200, 1000.)
self.ppi.add_source(self.cp, 512, 512)
def test_write_and_read(self):
# create a temporary file with a name
temp_file = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(dir='/tmp')
temp_file.close()
# write the PupilPlateImage to the file
self.ppi.write_fits_to(temp_file.name)
# read it into a new PPI instance
ppi_from_file = PupilPlateImage()
ppi_from_file.read_fits_from(temp_file.name)
image_from_file = ppi_from_file.render()
image_from_original = self.ppi.render()
# compare the original and input PupilPlateImages
self.assertEqual(image_from_original.all(),
image_from_file.all()) # big
# compare the header data with the Source parameters
# TODO: implement FITS header data I/O
pass
def test_add_circular_pupil(self):
ppi = PupilPlateImage() # defaults to (4096, 4096)
ppi.add_poisson_noise = False
ppi.sky_level = 0
ppi.read_noise = 0
inner_radius, outer_radius, counts = 100, 200, 1000
cp = CircularPupil(inner_radius, outer_radius, counts)
# add the pupil to the center of the plate
cx = cy = int(ppi.render().shape[0] / 2)
ppi.add_source(cp, cx, cy)
# check that the plate knows about it's new Source
self.assertTrue(cp in ppi.sources)
# check that the Source now knows where it is on the plate
self.assertEqual((cx, cy), ppi.sources[0].position)
# check that the Source is actually there.
annulus_px = cp.x + cp.inner_radius + 10
self.assertEqual(0, ppi.render()[cx, cy]) # center is 0
self.assertEqual(cp.counts, ppi.render()[annulus_px, annulus_px])
def test_write_and_read(self):
# create a temporary file with a name
temp_file = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(dir='/tmp')
temp_file.close()
# write the PupilPlateImage to the file
self.ppi.write_fits_to(temp_file.name)
# read it into a new PPI instance
ppi_from_file = PupilPlateImage()
ppi_from_file.read_fits_from(temp_file.name)
image_from_file = ppi_from_file.render()
image_from_original = self.ppi.render()
# compare the original and input PupilPlateImages
self.assertEqual(image_from_original.all(),
image_from_file.all()) # big
# compare the header data with the Source parameters
# TODO: implement FITS header data I/O
pass
def test_pixel_perfect_placement(self):
ppi = PupilPlateImage((4, 4)) # typical even number of pixels/edge
ppi.add_poisson_noise = False
ppi.sky_level = 0
ppi.read_noise = 0
radius, counts = 1, 99 # radius 0 gives single pixel decal
ps = FlatSource(radius, counts)
# add the single pixel point source to the plate
cx = 2
cy = 1
ppi.add_source(ps, cx, cy)
image = ppi.render()
# check that source is where we placed it
for y in range(image.shape[0]):
for x in range(image.shape[1]):
if not ((y == cx) and (x == cy)):
self.assertEqual(0, image[y, x],
'({x:}, {y:})'.format(x=y, y=x))
self.assertEqual(counts, image[cx, cy], '({x:}, {y:})'.format(x=cx,
y=cy))
def test___init__(self):
ppi = PupilPlateImage() # defaults to (4096, 4096)
self.assertIsInstance(ppi, PupilPlateImage)
image = ppi.render()
self.assertEqual(image.shape, (4096, 4096))