build_full_array
The build_full_array command builds full-array GONet image products by
histogram matching and combining Bayer channels.
Intended Audience
build_full_array is a more specialized command than the main user-facing
tools.
It is intentionally less prominent than commands such as show,
show_meta, extract, and dashboard because it is mainly intended for
users who already understand the lower-level GONet data format and the role of
Bayer-channel reconstruction in the processing workflow.
Most users will not need to run this command directly during routine image inspection or extraction workflows.
There is currently no graphical interface for build_full_array. It is
available only through the command line.
Usage
GONet_Wizard build_full_array [-h] [--show] [--outfile OUTFILE]
[--verbose] [--weights WEIGHTS]
input [input ...]
Arguments
inputOne or more input GONet RAW
.jpgfiles.If a folder is provided, all
.jpgfiles in that folder are used.
Options
--showShow diagnostic plots, including histograms, KDEs, and the combined image.
--outfile OUTFILEOutput filename.
If omitted, the default is based on the input basename and ends with
_full_array.npz.--verboseEnable verbose logging at
INFOlevel.--weights WEIGHTSOptional channel weights as comma-separated
name=valuepairs.Example:
red=0.25,green1=0.5,green2=0.5,blue=0.25
Missing channels default to
1.0. Extra names are ignored.
Examples
Build a full-array product from one file:
GONet_Wizard build_full_array image.jpg
Build from all .jpg files in a folder:
GONet_Wizard build_full_array /path/to/images
Specify an output file:
GONet_Wizard build_full_array image.jpg --outfile image_full_array.npz
Show diagnostic plots:
GONet_Wizard build_full_array image.jpg --show
Use custom channel weights:
GONet_Wizard build_full_array image.jpg --weights "red=0.25,green1=0.5,green2=0.5,blue=0.25"
GUI Equivalent
There is currently no GUI access for this command.
This is intentional: build_full_array is a specialized command for advanced
workflows and is less oriented toward average GUI users than the main
inspection, metadata, extraction, and dashboard tools.