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As mentioned in title, is there a way to calculate spectra without the smoothing/filtering? I have a specific application where the instrument response is applied by another code to the synthetic spectra and therefore the ChiantipPy spectra should be unfiltered/nonsmoothed?
How can I get a spectra without smoothing with ChiantiPy? Will I have to write some kind of impulse response filter to do that?
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A relatively simple way to do this without recoding anything would be to create a fllter function that recreates an array of ones the same size of the wavelength (wvl) array. I have not had time to try it but I believe that it should work,
Hi,
That’s what I meant by an impulse response filter. But, shouldn’t the filter be an array with 1 at Center wavelength and 0 at everywhere else(analogous to an infinitely narrow gaussian), instead of all ones?
Anyways I will try it out and update , thanks.
Hi,
As mentioned in title, is there a way to calculate spectra without the smoothing/filtering? I have a specific application where the instrument response is applied by another code to the synthetic spectra and therefore the ChiantipPy spectra should be unfiltered/nonsmoothed?
How can I get a spectra without smoothing with ChiantiPy? Will I have to write some kind of impulse response filter to do that?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: