added kwargs for psf.convolve #278
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This looks good but a few small tweaks are needed.
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This good for the test? assert isinstance(psf.convolve(np.ones((2, 2)), method="fft"), PSF) |
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Yep more than happy for that as the test |
src/dLux/psfs.py
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| return self.set("data", dlu.downsample(self.data, n, mean=False)) | |||
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| def convolve(self: PSF, other: Array) -> PSF: | |||
| def convolve(self: PSF, other: Array, method="auto") -> PSF: | |||
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Last tweak - type hint for the method input: method: str="auto")
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Last thing is the type hint for the method argument |
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I'm trying my best I promise |
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Allows for
"fft"convolution method which is faster for medium-to-large arrays (thanks @ataras2)