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Write guidelines on the parameters to use when doing plate solving.
There is a trade-off between the number of stars to consider against the number of queried stars to match (more stars make the match slower). For example, we retain the n brightest Gaia stars in a field s times larger than the expected field of view (using image size and pixel known plate scale), and we compare these stars to the m brightest detected stars in the image. All these parameters play an important role, especially since brightness of Gaia stars is sorted from phot_g_mean_fluxes that may not match the relative brightness of the stars in a given observation with different wavelength sensitivity.
Write guidelines on the parameters to use when doing plate solving.
There is a trade-off between the number of stars to consider against the number of queried stars to match (more stars make the match slower). For example, we retain the
n
brightest Gaia stars in a fields
times larger than the expected field of view (using image size and pixel known plate scale), and we compare these stars to them
brightest detected stars in the image. All these parameters play an important role, especially since brightness of Gaia stars is sorted fromphot_g_mean_fluxes
that may not match the relative brightness of the stars in a given observation with different wavelength sensitivity.Some guidelines would be useful (see #58)
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