Photutils
Photutils is an affiliated package of Astropy to provide tools for detecting and performing photometry of astronomical sources.
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photutils-1.10.0.tar.gz | 0001111098 1.06 MB | |
python-photutils.changes | 0000046649 45.6 KB | |
python-photutils.spec | 0000003262 3.19 KB |
Revision 22 (latest revision is 24)
Ana Guerrero (anag+factory)
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- Update to 1.10.0 ## General * The minimum required Astropy is now 5.1. [#1627] ## New Features ### photutils.datasets * Added a border_size keyword to make_test_psf_data. [#1665] * Improved the generation of random PSF positions in make_test_psf_data. [#1665] ### photutils.detection * Added a min_separation keyword to DAOStarFinder and IRAFStarFinder. [#1663] ### photutils.morphology * Added a wcs keyword to data_properties. [#1648] ### photutils.psf * The GriddedPSFModel plot_grid method now returns a matplotlib.figure.Figure object. [#1653] * Added the ability for the GriddedPSFModel read method to read FITS files generated by WebbPSF. [#1654] * Added “flux_0” and “flux0” as allowed flux column names in the init_params table input to the PSF photometry objects. [#1656] * PSF models output from prepare_psf_model can now be input into the PSF photometry classes. [#1657] * Added make_psf_model function for making a PSF model from a 2D Astropy model. Compound models are also supported. [#1658] * The GriddedPSFModel oversampling can now be different in the x and y directions. The oversampling attribute is now stored as a 1D numpy.ndarray with two elements. [#1664] ### photutils.segmentation * The SegmentationImage make_source_mask method now uses a much faster implementation of binary dilation. [#1638]
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