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Update PSF modeling configs appropriate for LATSS
Namely: (a) set the characterizeImage kernelSize and stampSize to 71 (b) change finalize to use a kernelSize and stampSize of 71 (c) change finalize PSF model from piff to psfex Note that (c) is required (for now) because piff doesn't scale well with increasing stampSize.
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# Reduce piff spatialOrder to 1, this helps ensure success with low numbers of psf candidates. | ||
config.psf_determiner['piff'].spatialOrder = 1 | ||
# Change the PSF determiner to psfex from piff default as the latter will not | ||
# scale well to the large kernel/stamp sizes for PSF modeling for LATISS data. | ||
import lsst.meas.extensions.psfex.psfexPsfDeterminer | ||
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config.psf_determiner.name = "psfex" | ||
# Reduce spatialOrder to 1, this helps ensure success with low numbers of psf candidates. | ||
config.psf_determiner["psfex"].spatialOrder = 1 | ||
# Set the default kernel and stamp sizes for PSF modeling appropriate for LATISS. | ||
config.psf_determiner["psfex"].stampSize = 71 | ||
config.make_psf_candidates.kernelSize = 71 |
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