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The [Interactive Spectral Interpretation System (ISIS)] was developed at MIT for the analysis of X-ray spectra.

Note that this page was just copy-pasted from the old wiki. This is only a short list of instructions that will be available. I do not think that a full list of all instructions should go here for the new wiki, I'm trying to find another solution for that (Matthias: What about looking at the content of the category below?) In the end, I think only the instructions to get isis running and first steps should be here (Matthias: I disagree because category pages (like this) are not considered during searches! That's why I have created pages with the "ISIS history file" and "ISISscripts" separately). I will move all the advanced stuff like defining models, timing tools, etc. somewhere else.

• Introduction for the bachelor students
• ISIS Tutorial (X-ray astronomy lecture 2012)
• Plotting with the S-Lang Xfig module, instructions and examples
• Define your own models in ISIS
• Questions and Answers
• README file for using/.../changing the ISISscripts
• Use timing tools with ISIS
• Parallel Error Calculation using MPI and SLmpi
• fake an observation with isis
• fit a curve to a 2D data set via parameterized polynomials
• Simultaneous Fits of a large number of observations
• fitting equivalent widths directly
• emcee - the Markov-Chain-Monte-Carlo hammer
• install on a MAC OS X (10.10 yosemite) - fresh
• Quickly generate a LaTeX table of spectral parameters with uncertainties
• Isis/s-lang video tutorial by F. Fürst

S-Lang tips & tricks

• S-Lang modules (function packages)
• writing helps for functions
• functions within structures
• function nesting
• self-value-management
• changing qualifiers before passing them on
• speed up code
  • iterating over an array - three different for-loops
  • ternary operator ?:
  • profile - Run-time profiler: Analyses (nested) function run-times
• passing information to a fit function via metadata
• References to variables
• Name of the calling function