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Adding to @Jslavin Pr 207 - Add optional use of exposure maps to temperature_from_filter_ratio #207 #209
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The path to the model for hybrid abundances and photospheric abundances were switched.
Made atol scaled to temperature response to provide a more stringent test.
Made atol scaled to temperature response to provide a more stringent test.
Made atol scaled to temperature response to provide a more stringent test.
Made atol scaled to temperature response to provide a more stringent test.
Use atol and rtol values that should lead to passing all tests.
Use atol, rtol values that should lead to passing all tests.
Use atol, rtol values that should lead to passing all tests.
Use atol, rtol values that should lead to passing all tests.
needed to scale atol to max value of temperature response
need to scale atol to the max value of temperature response
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…ak and xrt_deconvolve to that directory. Also moved associated tests and data
…tio. Also added fits keywords HGLN_OBS and HGLT_OBS to returned map metadata.
…er_ratio, which allows for proper usage of composite images.
…er_ratio, which allows for proper usage of composite images.
…for use with temperature_from_filter_ratio
…strating use of composite images with temperature_from_filter_ratio. Switched from using requests to using astropy.utils.data.download_file
…ile (Temperatue -> Temperature)
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This PR is an extension of PR #207 from @jslavin, aimed at addressing failing documentation tests. The original PR #207 likely introduced changes to the documentation that led to failing tests. This PR seeks to resolve those issues and ensure that the documentation is accurate and up-to-date.
Original initial PR comment:
"""Added the ability to use exposure maps (i.e. images in which each pixel contains the exposure time for the image data for the corresponding pixel) in the routine temperature_from_filter_ratio. This allows the use of composite images in which different pixels have different exposure times, generally used to combine long-short or long-medium-short image combinations in order to increase the dynamic range of images. Also the routine make_exposure_map was added to create the exposure maps for a given composite image. A routine filename2repo_path was added to the util directory to facilitate downloading the files necessary to create the exposure maps. And a notebook was created illustrating the use of these routines."""