Difference between revisions of "Homer Utilities"

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== head and mhead ==
 
== head and mhead ==
  
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head() returns the header information for the raw file defined by the run_number, or the path to a defined raw file. A combined set of runs can also be defined, the data are combined together with limited practical use
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<pre>
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>>  head(run_no)
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>>  head(path_to_raw_file)
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</pre>
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* <tt>run_no</tt> can be defined in the following ways
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#  a numerical array of numbers <tt> [12345  45673 34436] </tt> or a single numeric
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# an array of strings <tt> char('12345' '45673' '34436') </tt> or a single  string
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# a cell array of strings <tt> {'12345' '45673' '34436'}</tt>
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# a cell array of numerics <tt> {12345  45673 34436}</tt>
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* <tt>path_to_raw_file</tt> is defined as a string or a cell array of strings
  
 
== getei and mgetei ==
 
== getei and mgetei ==

Revision as of 10:59, 10 April 2008

Useful information can be extracted from the data using only the run number

head and mhead

head() returns the header information for the raw file defined by the run_number, or the path to a defined raw file. A combined set of runs can also be defined, the data are combined together with limited practical use

>>  head(run_no)
>>  head(path_to_raw_file)
  • run_no can be defined in the following ways
  1. a numerical array of numbers [12345 45673 34436] or a single numeric
  2. an array of strings char('12345' '45673' '34436') or a single string
  3. a cell array of strings {'12345' '45673' '34436'}
  4. a cell array of numerics {12345 45673 34436}
  • path_to_raw_file is defined as a string or a cell array of strings

getei and mgetei