Open guynir42 opened 7 months ago
This might be easier to do using overlapping Hann windows, as in signal processing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hann_function
This will be useful for ZOGY subtraction, as it will save a lot of memory. I am not sure if this will make the runs faster or slower. There could be other advantages such as doing alignment and background/flux matching better on small windows.
Need to get a generic tool to cut an image into subsections (with overlap) and then paste them back together with linear interpolation between the overlapping regions (feather).
This could be useful for coaddition/subtraction where we can use a smaller sub image where the PSF and background levels are more-or-less the same across the region, instead of assume that on the whole image.