Open YooSunYoung opened 3 weeks ago
I don't see what this has to do with data reduction. Other instruments also need to align and adjust their detectors. But that is done by the instrument teams, not us. Can you clarify which parts of this PR actually pertain to data reduction?
I don't see what this has to do with data reduction. Other instruments also need to align and adjust their detectors. But that is done by the instrument teams, not us. Can you clarify which parts of this PR actually pertain to data reduction?
Yeah I agree. As I said in the stand-up it's more for providing context both for developers and scientists.
That's why it's in the About
page.
For example,
Even if they are all standard procedures for other instruments as well, this page might help to reduce some gaps of using different terminology in specific fields ...? : D...
I think if you want to keep that information somewhere which is not a confluence page, then we need to think of maybe a different repo or something. I agree with @jl-wynen that this is not really the right place for it. It reads more like a log for an experiment.
It reads more like a log for an experiment.
It is a log for an specific experiment, but Søren said it's very general set-up of timepix neutron imaging experiment.
I think if you want to keep that information somewhere which is not a confluence page, then we need to think of maybe a different repo or something.
I also thought about it but I think it's not a bad idea to have some background knowledge in this repo. More importantly I couldn't think of a better place. It's better misplacing this somewhere accessible than losing it somewhere in the confluence...
I think we don't have to be super-careful about documenting high-level background knowledge. It's not as dangerous as adding an experimental feature in the package.
I think it's relevant to this repository since it can show the connection of the workflows with the specific steps of the experiment.
This PR mostly contains experiment set-up. I'll add materials for the measurements later.