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Improve AMI observable averaging, error calculations #8733

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stscijgbot-jp opened this issue Aug 27, 2024 · 3 comments · Fixed by #8846
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Improve AMI observable averaging, error calculations #8733

stscijgbot-jp opened this issue Aug 27, 2024 · 3 comments · Fixed by #8846

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Issue JP-3718 was created on JIRA by Rachel Cooper:

Update AMI observable calculations to average complex quantities, calculate their covariances in Cartesian coordinates, and rotate back to polar coordinates. Then use empirically estimated covariances as error estimates. Do this for fringe amplitudes and phases, and triple-product amplitudes and phases. T3 amps are not currently calculated or stored in outputs, but for completeness we should do this. 

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Comment by Tyler Pauly on JIRA:

Hi Rachel, as part of your updates to AMI code, are you planning on populating and/or utilizing these datamodel keywords? spacetelescope/stdatamodels#342

It looks like those were added to the keyword dictionary as part of the past AMI work but are currently not part of the datamodels. We are trying to determine if they should be kept or removed.

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Comment by Rachel Cooper on JIRA:

Hi Tyler, I just commented on the Github issue directly, but I can include the necessary changes in the PR for this.

 

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Comment by Melanie Clarke on JIRA:

Fixed by #8846

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