Math Commands
The commands below apply mathematical processing to the luminance dimension of images. These commands are located in the Process > Math menu.
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 Combines more images into a single image. The images must be opened as an image set in a single window.  | 
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 Combines images from files to make a single image. This command works only with FITS format files.  | 
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 Normalizes 1 or more images to a common statistical value evaluated inside a rectangular region. The reference value may be determined from another image or set to a specified value.  | 
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 Applies various arithmetic operations between two images.  | 
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 Applies various arithmetic operations between an image and a constant value.  | 
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 Applies various mathematical operations that do not depend upon anything but the image itself, such as square root or logarithm.  | 
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 Fits a surface to an image and subtracts or divides it into the image or creates a new image from the surface. This is often used for flattening the image background.  | 
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 Creates synthetic images containing all sources of random noise, Optionally, stars may be added for use in evaluating image processing techniques and algorithms, as well as other purposes.  | 
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 Converts the pixel format of an image from one type to another (e.g., 16 bit integer to 32 bit real).  | 
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 Creates a new image from a specified byte index of a luminance image.  | 
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 Used to configure the statistical estimator used to assign a value to an image region. This tool is used by various math commands.  |