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## Imaging and deconvolution pipeline

           1 sic copy gag_demo:demo.uvt 1mm.uvt
           2 let name 1mm
           3 go uvcov
           4 go uvall
           5 input uvall
           6 let xtype weight
           7 go uvall
           8 go image
           9 let type beam
          10 go bit
          11 let type lmv
          12 go bit
          13 let type lmv-res
          14 go bit
          15 let type lmv-clean
          16 go bit
          17 exit

Comments:

Step 1
  Copy a demonstration table in the GILDAS distribution in the current directory.
Steps 2-7
  Visualization of different aspects of data directly from the file. Step 3 shows the coverage. Step 4 displays the scatter plots of the amplitude vs spatial frequency of the visibilities (default of the `GO UVALL` procedure). Step 5 displays the value of the parameters which modify the behavior of the `GO UVALL` procedure. Steps 6 and 7 display the scatter plots of the amplitude vs weight of the visibilities.
Step 8
  Imaging and deconvolution pipeline with visualization of the deconvolved image using default parameters. The result is clearly not optimal in this case (see next section). All the results are directly written as files on disk with the following file name conventions: dirty beam: `1mm.beam`, dirty image: `1mm.lmv`, clean image: `1mm.lmv-clean`, clean residuals: `1mm.lmv-res`.
Step 9-14
  Successive visualization of the dirty beam (steps 9 and 10), dirty image (steps 11 and 12), clean residuals (steps 13 and 14) and clean image (steps 15 and 16).

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