Uses of Class
skyview.process.ImageFinder

Packages that use ImageFinder

Package	Description
skyview.process
skyview.process.imagefinder

Uses of ImageFinder in skyview.process

Methods in skyview.process that return ImageFinder

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static ImageFinder	ImageFinder.factory(java.lang.String type) Create an ImageFinder given a class name or return an instance of the default class if no name is given.

Uses of ImageFinder in skyview.process.imagefinder

Subclasses of ImageFinder in skyview.process.imagefinder

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	Border This class finds the best images to be used for sampling using using the criterion that the best candidate image is the one where the pixel is furthest from the edge.
class	Bypass This class is a simple image finder which returns all images and a 0 length array.
class	Checker This class sees if any pixels have coverage.
class	GalexExposure This class extends the MaxExposure class to handle GALEX images where the center of the field is not necessarily the center of the exposed data.
class	LocalBorder
class	MaxExposure This class selects the best image for a pixel by looking for the image with the longest exposure that has the pixel in the field of view.
class	Overlap This class is a simple image finder which returns all images that may have some overlap with the output image.
class	Radius This class finds the best images to be used for sampling using a recursive rectangle algorithm.
class	RectRecurse This class finds the best images to be used for sampling using a recursive rectangle algorithm.
class	RotatedRectangle This image finder uses the same algorithm as the border finder, but rather than using the rectangle in the projection plane, we assume that only a subrectangle which of the image (which may be rotated with respect to the image) is valid.
class	ScaledBorder This class works almost exactly like the BorderImageFinder, however when calculating the distance from the edge of the image, the distance is scaled to diagonal dimension of the image.