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 ====== PyWiFeS Documentation ====== ====== PyWiFeS Documentation ======
  
-==== Overview ====+** The usage of PyWiFeS has been modified for version 2. Please disregard these instructions and follow those on [[https://pywifes-pipeline.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage.html| our ReadTheDocs site]].** 
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 +This page is a starting point for running the actual reduction code.  Eventually it will also host documentation for individual function syntax. 
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 +If you are interested in a high-level overview of the techniques and algorithms employed in PyWiFeS, you should head over to the [[data_reduction| main data reduction page]]. 
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 +==== Data Reduction Overview ====
 Data reduction is generally run in two steps: Data reduction is generally run in two steps:
   - **Gather Metadata** - in the 'scripts/' directory of your PyWiFeS installation directory you will find the script 'generate_metadata_script.py'.  Use this to organize your metadata in the following steps:   - **Gather Metadata** - in the 'scripts/' directory of your PyWiFeS installation directory you will find the script 'generate_metadata_script.py'.  Use this to organize your metadata in the following steps:
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 Also important to note here is that an object frame only get automatically classified as a standard star if the 'OBJECT' header field is filled with a name from the standard star list defined in 'wifes_calib.py' in the 'src/' directory. Also important to note here is that an object frame only get automatically classified as a standard star if the 'OBJECT' header field is filled with a name from the standard star list defined in 'wifes_calib.py' in the 'src/' directory.
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 +A schematic overview of the PyWiFeS metadata heirarchy is illustrated in the Figure below.  Python dictionaries are colour green, while Python lists are coloured red.
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 +{{ :wiki:metadata_wifes.png?600 |}}
  
 ==== Reduction Script ==== ==== Reduction Script ====
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