Recent Releases of pysersic
pysersic - pysersic v0.1.5
Minor patch which ensures input masks are correctly parsed, correcting a bug in which "holes" might appear within masked areas during the coersions of integer based masks to booleans.
Scientific Software - Peer-reviewed
- Python
Published by prappleizer almost 2 years ago
pysersic - pysersic v0.1.4
Minor changes to the codebase for increased usability, including
- coersion of input arrays to float32 to prevent jax array warnings
- adopt theta convention that 0 deg == up in each image
- addition of equinox modules
What's Changed
- Ensure numpy arrays for photutils datacatalog. by @prappleizer in https://github.com/pysersic/pysersic/pull/39
- Multiprior fix by @prappleizer in https://github.com/pysersic/pysersic/pull/40
- Prior and Rendering changes by @tbmiller-astro in https://github.com/pysersic/pysersic/pull/42
- merge setup and doc changes by @tbmiller-astro in https://github.com/pysersic/pysersic/pull/46
- Initial multiband implementation by @tbmiller-astro in https://github.com/pysersic/pysersic/pull/45
- Equinox modules by @tbmiller-astro in https://github.com/pysersic/pysersic/pull/52
- Theta north by @prappleizer in https://github.com/pysersic/pysersic/pull/53
Full Changelog: https://github.com/pysersic/pysersic/compare/v0.1.3...v0.1.4
Scientific Software - Peer-reviewed
- Python
Published by prappleizer almost 2 years ago
pysersic - v0.1.2
Add several useful user warnings, in particular targeting cases where users - input a PSF image larger than their galaxy cutout - input a weight-map that has values significantly different than the image rms - input a PSF image that is not (roughly) normalized - input a mask that masks more then 50% of pixels in the cutout (usually not an intended use).
Scientific Software - Peer-reviewed
- Python
Published by prappleizer over 2 years ago
pysersic - Initial Release
The initial release of the pysersic code. Allows users to fit either single or multi-source galaxy images using gpu-accelerated, gradient-enabled samplers via jax and numpyro. Has several Rendering modes, including real, Fourier,and hybrid real-Fourier methods.
Scientific Software - Peer-reviewed
- Python
Published by prappleizer over 2 years ago