I am a little concerned that the Absil formulation does not match the results in the original notebook by Dori, but it looks otherwise alright to me.
Dori's version:
New version: (note the iffy bit, where the real binary is clearly visible)
Dori's was suggesting that it did not detect a pretty clear injected signal, so I am not confident that that was right either.
IMO the issue fundamentally is that the Absil method is about establishing the contrast limits on a non-detection and we have an injected binary here, so we should rethink how we are doing & visualizing this.
I am a little concerned that the Absil formulation does not match the results in the original notebook by Dori, but it looks otherwise alright to me.
Dori's version:![image](https://github.com/benjaminpope/drpangloss/assets/6024213/79808a88-7db9-47cb-a178-cd7b3e029e41)
New version: (note the iffy bit, where the real binary is clearly visible)![image](https://github.com/benjaminpope/drpangloss/assets/6024213/de329f2c-27d9-4ce4-81ca-848b4f9146e6)
Dori's was suggesting that it did not detect a pretty clear injected signal, so I am not confident that that was right either.
IMO the issue fundamentally is that the Absil method is about establishing the contrast limits on a non-detection and we have an injected binary here, so we should rethink how we are doing & visualizing this.