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GNIRS's nsextract is not an ideal extraction code. It cannot handle individual emission lines so well. I decided to create a separate module to extract (Extract1D) and a code to compute the distortion-based extraction solution from bright continuum source. The latter is called distort_trace.py.
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After modifications to distort_trace.py and Extract1D, I'm now calling them in reduce.run(). Here, I'm prompting users for the coordinates (they will need to examine the combined image), and passing that to Extract1D.extract [bd86786, a43d06f]
GNIRS's nsextract is not an ideal extraction code. It cannot handle individual emission lines so well. I decided to create a separate module to extract (Extract1D) and a code to compute the distortion-based extraction solution from bright continuum source. The latter is called distort_trace.py.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: