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Feature Request: Port some spectroscopic tools from IRAF #165
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Somewhat of a port of Eventually we hope to add more tools to: |
@pllim @SaraOgaz - agreed in a broad sense! First, let me bring to your attention #167, where there's a link to the project where we are starting to scope out the various planned tools for specutils. Note, though, that some of this belongs better in |
Hah, my comment collided with @crawfordsm - but hopefully similar content 😉 |
OK, the replies sound promising. Thanks! I think what is a good start might be a "conversion" table and status of each task. Example row: |
That's definitely a good idea -- maybe start something on the |
I went to |
@pllim - that probably means that the checkbox for "wikis" in the settings/features is not clicked. |
Okay, I don't have admin rights to |
for reference, we kickstarted |
Fix pinned pytest version in default_install_requires
After looking at what's in https://github.com/astropy/specreduce/projects/2 and comparing to the list in this issue, I think there's really only one thing left that belongs in |
We still need a conversion guide somewhere but I don't know where is the best place for this. |
Conversations concerning the translation of comparable iraf tasks to the spec tools should occur in the specreduce repository (specifically spacetelescope/specreduce#40). |
After two years, I still cannot find a good IRAF conversion guide for this when I get help calls. Is there one somewhere? Thanks! |
Is this the right place for such a request? The request was, "... spectrum analysis tasks such as
standard
,sensfunc
,identify
, andreidentify
... I hope in future we will have sophisticated Python library for spectrum analysis."c/c @SaraOgaz
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