modifications while getting the weighting working#1
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The last implementation had a default of 0.0 Since every weight was >=0, no pixels were interpolated.
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Hi @scottstanie thanks for all the fixes and I agree with you I think having the thresh cor parameter its useful, I would expect having to modify it for cases where the interferogram has very bad coherence or very good. |
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Thank you @scottstanie and @taliboliver
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Big fix was the
>=0default which led to no interpolation for 0/1 weights.I also removed the
Binary weightlogging check, since it seemed like an expensive operation just for logging.I added the cor threshold as a parameter since it seemed like a sensitive knob to me... but @taliboliver would know better as one who's testing more