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---Iterative improvement of the ASC poly coefficients might be necessary. Currently, we know ASC has a method to do this, but at Bonn we do not have details yet. With PIMA fringe fitting one could determine delay, rate, acceleration residuals. However how higher-order terms could be refined is yet unclear. Once we settle at a good approach, a mechanism to feed back fringe-fit results into raPatchClosedloop.py will be implemented.
TODO:
1) run PIMA, make fringe fit on scan(s)
2) parse PIMA .fri files, patch rate&accel into ASC coeffs producing a new file (2nd gen): need some new script perform the parse and patch
3) re-run raPatchClosedloop with the 2nd gen poly file, re-run DiFX
4) run PIMA on the 2nd gen visibility data to check whether residual rate and accel are reduced
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---Iterative improvement of the ASC poly coefficients might be necessary. Currently, we know ASC has a method to do this, but at Bonn we do not have details yet. With PIMA fringe fitting one could determine delay, rate, acceleration residuals. However how higher-order terms could be refined is yet unclear. Once we settle at a good approach, a mechanism to feed back fringe-fit results into raPatchClosedloop.py will be implemented.
TODO:
1) run PIMA, make fringe fit on scan(s)
2) parse PIMA .fri files, patch rate&accel into ASC coeffs producing a new file (2nd gen): need some new script perform the parse and patch
3) re-run raPatchClosedloop with the 2nd gen poly file, re-run DiFX
4) run PIMA on the 2nd gen visibility data to check whether residual rate and accel are reduced