Titlebook: Data Analysis in Astronomy; V. Di Gesù,L. Scarsi,S. Levialdi Book 1985 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1985 X-ray.algorithms.astr

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Space Telescope Science Data Analysisand put heavy requirements on the data analysis capability of the ST ScI. This paper presents the general strategy used in ST-related S/W development, and the S/W coordination between the ST Sci and other institutions.

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Introduction to Data Analysis Systems for AstronomyA proposal is made for a scheme within which off-line, general purpose astronomical image processing software systems may be described. This scheme may be helpful when attempting to compare the features and shortcomings of various systems which are currently available or being planned.

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Timothy P. Daaleman,Margaret R. Heltoncal measure of similarity. A wide variety of methods for doing this have been available for quite some time. The field has been—and remains—very well documented in the open literature [see, e.g., the books by Anderberg (1973), Diday (1979), Jambu (1978), Jambu and Lebeau (1983), Sokal and Sneath (19

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Michael J. Stoltzfus,Rebecca Greencularly relevant in the case of crowded regions. The density of the object images can be evaluated by comparing the distribution of the object dimensions with the distribution of the distances between any object and its nearest neighbor. We refer to the case in which the modes of the two distributio

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Ofelia O. Villero,Nancy J. Burketeoroids, that melt during high velocity entry into the atmosphere. The properties of these deep sea spheres (DSS) give information about the composition of the earth crossing population of small meteoroids. Meteor trajectory analysis has shown that most small meteoroids are debris from short period

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