DM-31267: debugging high chi2 values #187
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* Remove leading `#` on description lines so that astropy can treat the all the column names the same. * Change `chip` to `detector` to match our other usage.
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The notebook looks useful, if it was mine then I'd probably add some axis labels/legends to the plots. |
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This is not a complete notebook for debugging anomalous chi2 values, but it can serve as a useful starting point for future debugging.
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This notebook should serve as a useful starting point for debugging future jointcal failed fits or ones with very high chi2 or increasing chi2.