Custom-built FOXSI deconvolution method #93
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LinErinG
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Mar 6, 2020
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The edit by @jtvievering caused me to realize that some of the routines were misnamed. I've updated all the names to use the convention deconv_XXXX.pro. This will prevent some name collision for people using both this software and the foxsi-smex software (which has different routines named foxsi_deconv_XXX). Julie, this may require some edits in your scripts to use the different names -- let me know if it will make catastophic changes. |
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This pull request is for the first released version of the deconvolution method that is custom-built for FOXSI (as opposed to the generic one that is in deconv-foxsi-simple). @jtvievering and others, please take a look and try the example.