Name

output files with combined intensities

Synopsis

Description

Options

-h, --help

Provides a summary of the options.

-f, --factor FACTOR

Applies multiplication factor FACTOR to all summed pixels on output Default is: 1.0.

-avg, --average

Averages summed images. This is equivalent to --factor 1/N. Default is: no averaging, i.e. plain summation.

-a, --add N

Sum up N images in a row. This keyword is mandatory unless using file1 file2.

-s, --subtract

Subtracts file2 from file1.

-b, --back M

After summing up N images, go back M images and sum the next N images. Defaults is: 0.

-v, --verbose

Writes more information to stdout.

(file1 file2) | (root ffrm lfrm extension)

Image name root, starting and ending image and image extension. Alternatively, give 2 filenames. In that case -a 2 is implicit unless -s is given.

Examples

marcombine -a 5 xtal 1 10 mar1200

Sums up images xtal_001.mar1200 to xtal_005.mar1200 and xtal_006.mar1200 to xtal_010.mar1200. The 2 resulting output files are named xtal_001:005.mar1200 and xtal_006:010.mar1200.

marcombine -a 5 -b 4 xtal 1 10 mar1200

Sums up images xtal_001.mar1200 to xtal_005.mar1200, xtal_002.mar1200 to xtal_006.mar1200, ..., and xtal_006.mar1200 to xtal_010.mar1200. The 6 resulting output files are named xtal_001:005.mar1200, xtal_002:006.mar1200, ... and xtal_006:010.mar1200.

marcombine x_001.mar1200 y_001.mar1200

Sums up images x_001.mar1200 and y_001.mar1200. The resulting output file is named x_001+y_001.mar1200.

marcombine -s x_001.mar1200 y_001.mar1200

Subtracts images y_001.mar1200 from x_001.mar1200. The resulting output file is named x_001-y_001.mar1200.

See Also

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Table of Contents

• Name
• Synopsis
• Description
• Options
• Examples
• See Also
• Author
• Copyright
• Address