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DM-9812: Clean up outputs from CharacterizeImageTask and CalibrateTask #61

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This produces persisted catalogs that are easier to read,
even though they take more space.

__all__ = ["matchesToCatalog"]

def matchesToCatalog(matches, matchMeta=None):
"""Write matches as a Catalog
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This could be more descriptive. It doesn't actually write. How about "Join reference and source catalogs to associative* match list"

  • your favorite of associative, cross-reference, junction.


__all__ = ["matchesToCatalog"]

def matchesToCatalog(matches, matchMeta=None):
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I find your module name more descriptive than this function name. How about "denormalizeMatches"? Or denormalizeRefMatch?or joinReferenceSource? (since in database lingo, I'd say this is creating a materialized view of the joined reference and source cat dimensions.)

@PaulPrice PaulPrice force-pushed the tickets/DM-9812 branch 4 times, most recently from 57892fc to 73531ca Compare March 21, 2017 23:47
This produces persisted catalogs that are easier to read,
even though they take more space.
@PaulPrice PaulPrice merged commit 7444972 into master Mar 22, 2017
@ktlim ktlim deleted the tickets/DM-9812 branch August 25, 2018 06:15
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