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GRBP_probability.h File Reference

Spatial and temporal probability calculation. More...

#include "EDS/TMR.h"
#include <math.h>
#include <stdio.h>

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Data Structures
struct	_GRBP_probabilityPrms
	Probability parameters. More...
struct	_GRBP_probabilityLogs
	The logs of the spatial and temporal probabiities. More...
Typedefs
typedef _GRBP_DB_probability	GRBP_DB_probability
typedef _GRBP_probSpatialCtl	GRBP_probSpatialCtl
typedef _GRBP_probTemporalCtl	GRBP_probTemporalCtl
typedef _GRBP_probabilityPrms	GRBP_probabilityPrms
typedef _GRBP_probabilityLogs	GRBP_probabilityLogs
Functions
void	GRBP_probabilityPrmsEstablish (const GRBP_DB_probability *cfg)
	Establishes the database parameters to the local version, computing any derived values. These are used to calculate the spatial and temporal probabilities.
void	GRBP_probabilityPrmsSet (GRBP_probabilityPrms *prms, double distance)
	Fills the prms with the initial set of derived constants used to calculate the spatial and temporal probabilities.

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Detailed Description

Spatial and temporal probability calculation.

Author:

JJRussell - russell@slac.stanford.edu

   CVS $Id: GRBP_probability.h,v 1.3 2007/08/02 17:25:00 russell Exp $

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Function Documentation

void GRBP_probabilityPrmsEstablish (  const GRBP_DB_probability *  cfg  )

Establishes the database parameters to the local version, computing any derived values. These are used to calculate the spatial and temporal probabilities. Parameters: cfg  The configuration structure to use as the source information.

void GRBP_probabilityPrmsSet (  GRBP_probabilityPrms *  prms, double  theta )

Fills the prms with the initial set of derived constants used to calculate the spatial and temporal probabilities. Parameters: prms  The parameter block to prepare theta  The angle of the cone. This together with the acceptance of the LAT define the percentage of the solid angle.

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