Fix documentation regarding pixel masking in Ymir workflow. #78
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| - mean(DarkCurrent, dim=\\text{'time'}) | ||
| \\text{Pixel values less than } \\text{background_threshold} | ||
| \\text{Pixel values less than background_threshold are masked} |
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| \\text{Pixel values less than background_threshold are masked} | |
| \\text{Pixel values less than background\_threshold are masked} |
I can't remember if we need to escape underscores in latex...
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It's wrapped in \text so it's fine : D
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Related to #77
As the threshold applying function has changed in the workflow, the documentation also needs to be updated.
(Ymir workflow is not about time of flight. It's only for optical imaging.)