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We have concentrated on how these various classes inter-relate and we
have omitted discussion of how the classes relate to other parts of
AIPS++ and to the User Interface. By longstanding policy, the data in
the calibration classes should reside in AIPS++ tables. Each such
AIPS++ table should be made available for manipulation and plotting by
the user in whatever way is deemed appropriate. Furthermore, the
classes described here are sufficiently high level that the user will
want to use the methods directly as envisaged in the Tasking
design. One can then envisage high level algorithms being possible at,
for example, the Glish script level, just as spelled out in the User
requirements.
The design of overall calibration and imaging is described in a
subsequent memo in this series.
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