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| Packages that use AbstractMerit | |
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| stella.xml | |
| Uses of AbstractMerit in stella.xml |
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| Subclasses of AbstractMerit in stella.xml | |
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AbstractPhaseMerit
An abstract class that calculates the current phase of an object. |
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AfterPickMerit
This merit represents a merit that grows/shrinks after a first successful observation of a target. |
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AirmassMerit
A merit calculating its gain from the actual airmass to the target compared to the minimal airmass it might get. |
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AtTimeMerit
A class defining a time-slot merit that peaks around a given date. |
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AvoidanceMerit
A merit calculating its gain from the distance to a certain location in the sky. |
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BeforeAfterMerit
A class defining a time-slot merit that allows observation either after or before a time defined with BeforeAfterMerit.KEY_T0. |
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BlockMerit
A class defining a time-slot merit for a target that should be observed repetitive each night in the similar block fashion. |
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ConsecutiveMerit
A consecutive merit guarantees a merit that is raised from the scale factor after it has been successfully observed for at least ConsecutiveMerit.KEY_SUCCESSCOUNT times. |
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ConstantMerit
A class defining a constant merit. |
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DarkSkyMerit
A dark sky merit combines an AirmassMerit and a
SunAvoidanceMerit such, that it acts like the latter if the sun is
higher than DarkSkyMerit.KEY_DARKLIMIT above the horizon, and as the former in
the opposite case. |
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DawnMerit
A dusk merit acts like a time out merit during night time, but on dawn it ignores its timeout and returns always its maximum. |
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EvenlySpacedMerit
A class defining evently spaced time slot merits. |
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ExpressionMerit
An arbitrary double expression that is parseable to a single number at run-time. |
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FixedDelayMerit
A flavour of the EvenlySpacedMerit. |
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FixedRateMerit
A flavour of the EvenlySpacedMerit. |
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FollowingProgramMerit
A following program merit guarantees a merit that is only higher then zero if another target FollowingProgramMerit.KEY_COMPLETED has been completed. |
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ForcedSwitchOnMerit
A class defining a time-slot merit for calibration observations that should not start before a named switch ForcedSwitchOnMerit.KEY_SWITCH is true and has been
toggled to true at least ForcedSwitchOnMerit.KEY_ONFOR milliseconds. |
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ForcedTimeoutMerit
A class defining a time-slot merit for a continuos observations with a forced time-out after the last successful observation. |
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JdModulusMerit
A class defining a time-slot merit that is one if the modulus of the integer of the actual Jd with JdModulusMerit.KEY_MODULUS yields JdModulusMerit.KEY_REMAINDER,
zero otherwise. |
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MeridianMerit
A merit calculating its gain from the actual distance of the meridian to the target. |
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MiddayMerit
A merit that peaks around the true midday, i.e. |
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MidnightMerit
A merit that is peaks around the true midnight, i.e. |
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MoonAvoidanceMerit
A merit that calculates its gain from the distance of the target to the sun. |
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NightlyMerit
A class defining a time-slot merit for a target that should be observed up to KEY_PERNIGHT times in a night, at least separated by
NightlyMerit.KEY_TIMEOUT. |
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NightStretchMerit
A class defining a time-slot merit for a target that should be observed up to KEY_PERNIGHT times in a night, at least separated by
#KEY_TIMEOUT. |
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NumberMerit
A class defining a decreasing merit as the number of successful observations of the target increases. |
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OneObservationMerit
A class defining a one-observation merit. |
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OppositionMerit
A merit calculating its merit from the opposition time of the target. |
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PatternMerit
This class can be used to implement a single observational pattern. |
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PerNightMerit
A class defining a time-slot merit for a target that should be observed up to KEY_PERNIGHT times in a night, at least separated by
PerNightMerit.KEY_TIMEOUT. |
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PhaseAvoidanceMerit
A class defining a time-slot merit that allows observation of a target at all phases except the ones states in the avoidance list. |
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PhaseCoherentMerit
A class defining a time-slot merit that allows observation of a target that requires phase-coherent observations. |
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PhaseFillerMerit
A class that tries to match observations such, that phase gaps are minimized. |
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PhaseMerit
A class defining a time-slot merit that allows observation of a target that requires phased observations. |
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PickRaiseMerit
This merit represents a merit that grows/shrinks after a first successful observation of a target. |
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PriorityMerit
A simple priority merit. |
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RandomMerit
A merit calculating a random gain between zero and RandomMerit.KEY_IMPACT. |
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RepetitiveMerit
This class can be used to implement a repetive pattern of observations. |
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SlewTimeMerit
A merit calculating its gain from the actual pointing position of the telescope to the position of the new target. |
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SuccessorCloseMerit
A close successor merit guarantees a merit that is only higher then zero if another target SuccessorCloseMerit.KEY_SUCCEED has been successfully observed for at
least
SuccessorCloseMerit.KEY_SUCCESSCOUNT times within a time span of
SuccessorCloseMerit.KEY_SUCCESSTIME. |
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SuccessorMerit
A successor merit guarantees a merit that is only higher then zero if another target SuccessorMerit.KEY_SUCCEED has been successfully observed for at
least
SuccessorMerit.KEY_SUCCESSCOUNT times. |
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SunAvoidanceMerit
A merit that calculates its gain from the distance of the target to the sun. |
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TerminalMerit
A merit calculating its timeslot as being constant until a certain time in the future, then rather appruptely falling to zero. |
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UserMerit
A user merit for balancing user-based target selection. |
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WindowMerit
A merit calculating its gain from the remaining observation time of the target. |
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ZenithMerit
A merit calculating its gain from the actual airmass to the target. |
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