Closed awhoward closed 11 months ago
This QC function checks if the expected data products (from the TRIGTARG keyword) are present and have non-zero array sizes. @rrubenza will also be interested in this. This is the related Issue: https://github.com/Keck-DataReductionPipelines/KPF-Pipeline/issues/665
For now, I'd just like to see if it passes CI. And @RussLaher mightlook at it.
I have not included this explicitly in any recipes. It will only work with L0 files (I think), not 2D, L1, L2.
Here's some sample code to run this from my Jupyter Notebook:
# Import packages for reading files from modules.Utils.kpf_parse import get_datecode from kpfpipe.models.level0 import KPF0 ObsID = 'KP.20231108.77769.16' # file with missing Red data that Ryan flagged L0_filename = '/data/L0/' + get_datecode(ObsID) + '/' + ObsID + '.fits' L0 = KPF0.from_fits(L0_filename) # Test of 'L0_data_products_check' QC check import modules.quality_control.src.quality_control as qc from modules.quality_control.src.quality_control import L0_data_products_check qc_name = 'L0_data_products_check' qc_value = L0_data_products_check(L0) qcl0 = qc.QCL0(L0) qcl0.add_qc_keyword_to_header(qc_name,qc_value) L0_new = qcl0.fits_object print(L0_new.header['PRIMARY']['DATAPRES'])
This QC function checks if the expected data products (from the TRIGTARG keyword) are present and have non-zero array sizes. @rrubenza will also be interested in this. This is the related Issue: https://github.com/Keck-DataReductionPipelines/KPF-Pipeline/issues/665
For now, I'd just like to see if it passes CI. And @RussLaher mightlook at it.
I have not included this explicitly in any recipes. It will only work with L0 files (I think), not 2D, L1, L2.
Here's some sample code to run this from my Jupyter Notebook: