Use the xyf.in file from a point_selector run to divide the original table into two tables: one for the marked points, and one for the unmarked points. As with the get_table_ros code, if a *.images file is present, then corresponding image files are built for the Marked and NotMarked sets.

% split_table_by_selector --help    

Usage: split_table_by_selector A1 N  
arg1 = basename of the table file (e.g. A1 for A1.table)
arg2 = run in debug/verbose mode (Y/N) 

Below is a plot from an example where I divide a table file into two tables (Marked and NotMarked) and plotted them on top of the original parameter space.

The original points from the g.table file are plotted as large open red circles. The point_selector script was used to view this parameter space and a number of points were marked with the "p" (for pick) option. The split_table_by_selector script was then used to divide the g table into two new tables. I plot the NotMarked table points with small red dots, and I plot the Marked table points with thicker blue dots circles. Clearly the script has properly divided the two sets of points. I could now use the "NotMarked" table as a cleaned data set. Some of the more important commands used to do this are below: % split_table_by_selector g Y % cat List.20 g.table 5 9 0 0 pointopen r o 50 g NotMarked.table 5 9 0 0 point r o 2 Not Marked Marked.table 5 9 0 0 point b o 20 Marked % cat Axes.20 Test -1773.01510 1861.17750 Radius position of tracker at start (mm) -4.37120 -1.50670 ZP for a 1-sec exposure % xyplotter List.20 Axes.20 N

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