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Link to originalFrom this basic events list, it’s easy to generate an image, so users visualizing the data can easily forget that the original data product is a table. However, in making an image, most of the information from the attributes is lost by binning the data and collapsing the axes. In practice, a photon event will often have more attributes than just the basic four, providing more detail about each event, allowing for even more filtering options than an image. The most common data products that can be extracted out of an events list are:
• Image—bin on spatial-axes, lose energy and time information
• Spectra—bin on spectral-axis, lose spatial and time information
• Lightcurves—bin on time-axis, lose spatial and energy information
• Source Lists—identify regions in spatial, energy, and time coordinates cor responding to sources
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