smoothed data plot

From: David P. Huenemoerder <dph>
Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2001 11:09:06 -0500
I've written a little isis wrapper which will smooth the histogram
data before plotting (using gsmooth).  You can see an example of
Gaussian smoothed vs rebinned data on the ISIS examples contrib page:

http://space.mit.edu/CXC/ISIS/contrib/Smooth_vs_rebin/Smooth_vs_rebin.html

and get the functions, if you want them:

    splot_data_counts(hist_index, sigma[,color]);
    splot_data_flux((hist_index, sigma[,color]);

(which are analogous to isis plot_data_counts() and plot_data_flux() );

One advantage of wrapping the smoother into a plot function is that it
doesn't returned smoothed data, which will help prevent risky
quantitative analysis of it.  Another is that it makes it easier to
make a plot of smoothed data.



-- Dave

David Huenemoerder (617-253-4283; fax: 253-8084)
MIT Center for Space Research/Chandra X-ray Center
70 Vassar St., NE80-6023,
Cambridge, MA  02139
[Admin. Asst.: Deborah Gage 617-253-0228, dgage_at_email.domain.hidden

P.S.

Exercise 1: Write a similar wrapper for hplot, called shplot.
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