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Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of VarianceMaps


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Oct 5, 2011, 6:00:28 PM (15 years ago)
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heather
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  • VarianceMaps

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    77 * stack (md and sas)
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    9 There are periodic patterns associated with warp and stack, which are not associated with chip
     9There are periodic patterns associated with warp and stack weight maps, which are not seen on the chip weight maps
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    1111Here is a zoom of one of the unconv.wt.fits for SAS footprint: (stack_Id= 336346). You can see an odd periodic background. The yellow circles are the false detections.
    12 
     12[[Image(skycell.1316.089.336346.sas.wt.png)]]
    1313
    1414Here is a zoom of one of the unconv.wt.fit stacks for a recent MD refstack, it not quite as strange, but still, there is an underlying odd, periodic background.
     15[[Image(md01.wt.png)]]
    1516
     17Chip stage weight maps do not have this background (click to zoom in, this is for chip_id 310753 and XY53)
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    17 Chip stage does not have this background (click to zoom in)
     19The full chip:
    1820
    19 || chip   || chip.wt ||
     21[[Image(xy53ch310753.png)]]
     22
     23The weight map of one of the cells in XY53
     24
     25[[Image(chip.wt.png)]]
     26
     27The detrended fits of that same cell in XY53
     28
     29[[Image(chip.png)]]
    2030
    2131
    2232Warp stage (for the same chip) has a very strange background for the weight map (click to zoom in)
    2333
     34One of the skycells (the weight map, same exposure, same cell, but warp stage)
    2435
    25 || warp  || warp.wt ||
     36[[Image(warp.wt.png)]]
     37
     38A zoom of the weight map for that cell - the background has a periodic pattern
     39
     40[[Image(warp.wt.zoom.png)]]
     41
     42And one of the warps (same cell, it looks okay)
     43
     44[[Image(warp.png)]]
     45
     46We think something weird is happening with the variance/weight maps in the warp stage - this might cause the funny false detections in the SAS.footprints, and likely causes problems elsewhere...