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A pythonic interface for radio astronomy interferometry data (uvfits, miriad, others)
It is sometimes useful to work with more "hardware centered" units with visibility data, especially if we are trying to characterize an interferometer with non astronomical sources (ie with drones...
There are two potential approaches: - Add a new optional UVParameter to the objects, maybe called `polarization_normalization`, to track this. The options should be `"sum"` and `"average"` to indicate whether...
This action looks really cool. I think with some minimal amount of effort we could set up some automated benchmarks to run for PRs. Make it require all actual tests...
The current behavior of select is to get either a baseline or it's conjugate if it exists in the data. For example, if you ask for (67, 68) and (68,...
## Description This makes it possible to _not_ return the basis vector array, which is often not needed in simulation contexts, and takes a reasonably significant amount of memory. It...
## Description This makes both the setting of the UVWs and the setting of the app coords faster when you're initializing an empty UVData for which the baseline-times are rectangular....
## Description Included code to perform near-field corrections through keyword arguments passed to the phase() function. I added two new keys to the ```phase_dict``` dictionary (```cat_dist_units``` and ```cat_near_field```), allowing the...
## Description Fix a bug @d3v-null noticed in the MWA correlator FITS file reader. ## Motivation and Context ## Types of changes - [x] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes...
I'm converting some visibility from custom format to UVFITS/MeasurementSets and importing it to CASA. When using UVFITS as intermediate format (`write_uvfits`) and importing it using CASA task `importuvfits`, antenna positions...
On a recent PR I realized that sphinx code-blocks without the `>>>` doctest prefix weren't being run by our existing doctests. After some searching, I found a pytest page that...