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<shortdescription>RMS Threshold sequence (for solmode=\'R\' or \'L1R\'; see help)</shortdescription>
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<description>RMS Threshold sequence
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Subparameter of solmode='R' or 'L1R'
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See CASA Docs for more information
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(https://casa.nrao.edu/casadocs/)
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</description>
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<value></value>
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</param>
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<param type="bool" name="corrdepflags">
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<shortdescription>Respect correlation-dependent flags</shortdescription>
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<description> If False (default), if any correlation is flagged, treat all correlations in
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the visibility vector as flagged when solving (per channel, per baseline).
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If True, use unflagged correlations in a visibility vector, even if one or more
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other correlations are flagged.
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Default: False (treat correlation vectors with one or more correlations flagged as entirely flagged)
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Traditionally, CASA has observed a strict interpretation of
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correlation-dependent flags: if one or more correlations
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(for any baseline and channel) is flagged, then all available
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correlations for the same baseline and channel are
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treated as flagged. However, it is desirable in some
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circumstances to relax this stricture, e.g., to preserve use
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of data from antennas with only one good polarization (e.g., one polarization
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is bad or entirely absent). Solutions for the bad or missing polarization
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will be rendered as flagged.
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</description>
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<value>False</value>
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</param>
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<param type="bool" name="append">
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<shortdescription>Append solutions to the (existing) table</shortdescription>
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<description>Append solutions to the (existing) table
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Default: False (overwrite existing table or make
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new table)
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Appended solutions must be derived from the same
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MS as the existing caltable, and solution spws
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must have the same meta-info (according to spw
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selection and solint) or be non-overlapping.