@@ -79,8 +79,6 @@ def make_validation_table(fitspath: str, vmin_4363SN=3, vmin_5007SN=100,
7979 names = valid_table_names0 )
8080 asc .write (tab1 , ver_tab , format = 'fixed_width_two_line' )
8181
82- '''
83- The function above now addresses what compare_to_by_eye() does
8482
8583def compare_to_by_eye (fitspath : str , dataset : str ):
8684 """
@@ -132,13 +130,14 @@ def compare_to_by_eye(fitspath: str, dataset: str):
132130 np .where (
133131 (ID == 0 ) | (ID == 1 ) | (ID == 2 ) | (ID == 7 ) | (ID == 9 ) |
134132 (ID == 10 ) | (ID == 11 ) | (ID == 13 ))[0 ]
135- if dataset == 'n_Bins':
133+ # make_validation_table will now produce correct detection values
134+ '''if dataset == 'n_Bins':
136135 det_4363 = np.where(
137136 (ID == 10) | (ID == 14) | (ID == 15) | (ID == 20) |
138137 (ID == 23) | (ID == 26))[0]
139138 rlimit = \
140139 np.where((ID == 8) | (ID == 11) | (ID == 13)| (ID == 16)
141- | (ID == 17) | (ID == 19) | (ID == 22))[0]
140+ | (ID == 17) | (ID == 19) | (ID == 22))[0]'''
142141
143142 # Caroline: Add you conditions here
144143
@@ -178,4 +177,3 @@ def compare_to_by_eye(fitspath: str, dataset: str):
178177 asc .write (ver_tab , fitspath + filename_dict ['bin_valid_rev' ],
179178 format = 'fixed_width_two_line' )
180179 asc .write (ver_tab , fitspath + 'bin_validation_revised.csv' , format = 'csv' )
181- '''
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