OM10.select_random() gives a number of lenses that we have any prayer of seeing in PS1 (=N).
Our painting and positioning scripts that produce our training set have a selection function that limits the number of lenses we're going to be able to find. (A = % accepted into training set)
Finally, our algorithms will only be able to actually find some subset of our training set at reasonable purity (B = % recovered).
These three factors can be multiplied together to determine an estimate of the number of lenses we should be able to discover with our PS1 search.
OM10.select_random() gives a number of lenses that we have any prayer of seeing in PS1 (=N).
Our painting and positioning scripts that produce our training set have a selection function that limits the number of lenses we're going to be able to find. (A = % accepted into training set)
Finally, our algorithms will only be able to actually find some subset of our training set at reasonable purity (B = % recovered).
These three factors can be multiplied together to determine an estimate of the number of lenses we should be able to discover with our PS1 search.