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Add option to calculate higher-order moments in velocity #2584
Add option to calculate higher-order moments in velocity #2584
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Tests added, docs updated, good to go (well, ready for review at least). |
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Seems to work well! Just a few small suggestions and then I can take a final look!
@@ -62,6 +69,11 @@ def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): | |||
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self.moment = None | |||
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self.output_unit = SelectPluginComponent(self, |
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do we want this - and probably reference_wavelength
as well - added to the user API (and docstring, and update tests)?
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Good call, I can do that after tagup.
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Done.
Is this still the case? |
No, the code works for arbitrary |
Co-authored-by: Ricky O'Steen <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Kyle Conroy <[email protected]>
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<div v-if="n_moment > 0 && dataset_spectral_unit !== ''"> |
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I'm a little torn by the fact that this isn't checked for in the API at all, but I think that's probably ok since the idea is that the plugin APIs just let you modify inputs. Something like #2347 would address this concern in general. The other option would be to have changing n_moment
to 0, automatically revert output_unit = 'wavelength'
under-the-hood, but then that could be confusing from the UI-perspective to see it reset when setting a positive moment again.
Definitely doesn't need to hold up approval/merge, just wanted to leave a papertrail of thoughts.
@@ -51,6 +58,10 @@ class MomentMap(PluginTemplateMixin, DatasetSelectMixin, SpectralSubsetSelectMix | |||
filename = Unicode().tag(sync=True) | |||
moment_available = Bool(False).tag(sync=True) | |||
overwrite_warn = Bool(False).tag(sync=True) | |||
output_unit_items = List().tag(sync=True) | |||
output_unit_selected = Unicode().tag(sync=True) | |||
reference_wavelength = FloatHandleEmpty().tag(sync=True) |
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this defaults to zero, but since its the original value, does not result in a validation error on the input, and ultimately results in a traceback (to avoid infinites in the velocities) 🤔
We could have this update to the central value of the selected data/subset.. but then that could override a user-provided value unless we had some logic like we do for labels. I think our best bet for now is to validate the inputs at the "calculate" button-level (probably can be done on the vue-side since it just needs reference_wavelength
, output_unit_selected
and n_moment
) and disable the button with explanation text (we usually use <span class="v-messages v-messages__message text--secondary" style="color: red !important">
for situations like this elsewhere).
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i tested this out and it works as expected.
Thanks! |
This currently works for moment 1, but I need to add handling for higher orders since those will end up as
m2/s2
(for order 2) and so on. Also still need to add tests.