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| flux_star_interp[om.star.log_λ .< minimum(om.metadata[:fixed_vectors]["log_λ"])] .= 1 | ||
| flux_star_interp[om.star.log_λ .> maximum(om.metadata[:fixed_vectors]["log_λ"])] .= 1 |
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@kment Could you add a comment about the logic here?
I'm wondering if setting these pixels to 1 might affect the predictions between the minimum and maximum.
| flux_star_interp[oms[1,1].star.log_λ .< minimum(fixed_vectors["log_λ"])] .= 1 | ||
| flux_star_interp[oms[1,1].star.log_λ .> maximum(fixed_vectors["log_λ"])] .= 1 | ||
| oms[1,1].star.lm.μ[:] = flux_star_interp | ||
| flux_star .*= flux_star_interp |
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@kment Was flux_star initialized to 1? If not, please document why you're multiplying here.
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| teldir = "/home/kment/RV/telluric" # Directory containing telluric model spectra |
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@kment Please replace this path with something more general. We could create a data directory and then we can access it with joinpath(pkgdir(StellarSpectraObservationFitting, "data"), filename)
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If the files are small, we can just stick them in this repository. If they're large then we can add a script in 'deps/build.jl' that downloads the files into the data subdirectory. It could be from a separate GitHub repository (maybe TelluricModels or SSOFTelluricModels?) or a Zenodo url.
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Another option is to take the directory from a LocalPreferences.toml file in the same directory as the Project.toml.
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