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Hey πŸ‘‹, I'm Adrian (@adrn)

I am an associate research scientist (ARS) at the Flatiron Institute where I help lead the Nearby Universe group and study the structure and dynamics of stars and dark matter in our galaxy (the Milky Way 🌌). I am also the Assistant Director of Scientific Software at the Simons Foundation, and am on the Astropy Coordination Committee. I do much more πŸ‘¨πŸ½β€πŸ’» than πŸ”­!

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achtungcoaddverboten's Issues

emphasize ease

DFM points out that the key point to make is not just that coadding is bad, but that not coadding is nonetheless easy to do / live with.

Build infrastructure for multiple trials

Right now I have no way to save data for multiple trials. I should make some large NTrials x NImages array to store information for each of our sorting / weighting experiments.

Smoothing images screws with sorting the smoothed images

Smoothing the images sets all image.star.sigma equal to the same value, so they can't be sorted for PSF ordering. This messes with my sorting so I'll have to sort on the PSF of the parallel list of unsmoothed images somehow.

Add a 'wiggle' flag

Add a flag in the code to allow the true centroid of the star to wiggle around a little bit between coadds.

Star position should vary

The "star" position should be different between trials, but the same for a single stack of images. Currently, it is always placed in the exact center of the image, but we should move it around a little bit. It should always stay within a few pixels of the center of the image however because we will typically use a small image size (16 pixels by 16 pixels).

Computing positional chi-squared is wrong

For some reason, the measured position is always very close to the center of the pixel that the star is placed in. I think this is a problem with computing the chi-squared grid.

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