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Obviously, however, there are times that you will want to distinguish between the bins. The bin visibility selection sub-command is the main mechanism for this. The general form is:
select=bin(n1,n2)This selects bins n1 to n2 inclusive. If only a single bin is given, then only that bin is selected - numbering of the bins starts at 1.
The most common places where you will want to select a subset of bins is in the imaging and possibly self-calibration steps (the pulsar, during its `on' phase, may make an excellent phase self-calibration source).
Although almost all visibility-data tasks support bin-mode observations, there are a few exceptions. These give warnings when they are used on bin-mode data. These warnings should be heeded!. The most notable task which fails to properly handle bin-mode experiments is uvaver when time averaging of the data is being performed. When used to time-average, uvaver will average all the bins together. Note, however, that uvaver works correctly (i.e. treating the bins as separate) when no time averaging is involved.
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