Implement direction-independent calibration in peel subcommand #65
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This PR implements full "peeling" functionality in the peel subcommand by adding direction-independent (DI) calibration capabilities. Previously, the peel subcommand only performed ionospheric subtraction. Now it can perform complete peeling, which includes both ionospheric subtraction and DI calibration toward bright sources.
Key Changes
New CLI Arguments
--peel N: Specify number of brightest sources to fully peel (DI calibrate)--di-max-iterations: Maximum DI calibration iterations (default: 50)--di-stop-threshold: DI calibration stop threshold (default: 1e-8)--di-min-threshold: DI calibration minimum threshold (default: 1e-4)Parameter Validation
The hierarchy of source processing is now:
--peel ≤ --iono-sub ≤ --num-sourcesImplementation Details
--peelcountcalibrate_timeblockfunction from thedi_calibratemoduleUsage Examples
What's the Difference?
Ionospheric Subtraction (
--iono-sub):Full Peeling (
--peel):Current Limitations
The DI calibration solutions are computed and validated but not yet fully applied to the visibility data. This is marked as a TODO for future enhancement. The current implementation demonstrates the calibration convergence and provides the foundation for complete solution application.
Fixes #61.
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