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import numpy as np | ||
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from astropy import units as u | ||
from astropy.io import fits | ||
from astropy.nddata import CCDData, NDData, VarianceUncertainty | ||
from astropy.utils.data import download_file | ||
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from specreduce.extract import HorneExtract | ||
from specreduce.tracing import FlatTrace | ||
from specutils import Spectrum1D, SpectralAxis | ||
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# fetch test image | ||
fn = download_file('https://stsci.box.com/shared/static/exnkul627fcuhy5akf2gswytud5tazmw.fits', | ||
cache=True) | ||
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# duplicate image in all accepted formats | ||
# (one Spectrum1D variant has a physical spectral axis; the other is in pixels) | ||
img = fits.getdata(fn).T | ||
flux = img * u.MJy / u.sr | ||
sax = SpectralAxis(np.linspace(14.377, 3.677, flux.shape[-1]) * u.um) | ||
unc = VarianceUncertainty(np.random.rand(*flux.shape)) | ||
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all_images = {} | ||
all_images['arr'] = img | ||
all_images['s1d'] = Spectrum1D(flux, spectral_axis=sax, uncertainty=unc) | ||
all_images['s1d_pix'] = Spectrum1D(flux, uncertainty=unc) | ||
all_images['ccd'] = CCDData(img, uncertainty=unc, unit=flux.unit) | ||
all_images['ndd'] = NDData(img, uncertainty=unc, unit=flux.unit) | ||
all_images['qnt'] = img * flux.unit | ||
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# save default values used for spectral axis and uncertainty when they are not | ||
# available from the image object or provided by the user | ||
sax_def = np.arange(img.shape[1]) * u.pix | ||
unc_def = np.ones_like(img) | ||
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# (for use inside tests) | ||
def compare_images(key, collection, compare='s1d'): | ||
# was input converted to Spectrum1D? | ||
assert isinstance(collection[key], Spectrum1D), (f"image '{key}' not " | ||
"of type Spectrum1D") | ||
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# do key's fluxes match its comparison's fluxes? | ||
assert np.allclose(collection[key].data, | ||
collection[compare].data), (f"images '{key}' and " | ||
f"'{compare}' have unequal " | ||
"flux values") | ||
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# if the image came with a spectral axis, was it kept? if not, was the | ||
# default spectral axis in pixels applied? | ||
sax_provided = hasattr(all_images[key], 'spectral_axis') | ||
assert np.allclose(collection[key].spectral_axis, | ||
(all_images[key].spectral_axis if sax_provided | ||
else sax_def)), (f"spectral axis of image '{key}' does " | ||
f"not match {'input' if sax_provided else 'default'}") | ||
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# if the image came with an uncertainty, was it kept? if not, was the | ||
# default uncertainty created? | ||
unc_provided = hasattr(all_images[key], 'uncertainty') | ||
assert np.allclose(collection[key].uncertainty.array, | ||
(all_images[key].uncertainty.array if unc_provided | ||
else unc_def)), (f"uncertainty of image '{key}' does " | ||
f"not match {'input' if unc_provided else 'default'}") | ||
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# were masks created despite none being given? (all indices should be False) | ||
assert (getattr(collection[key], 'mask', None) | ||
is not None), f"no mask was created for image '{key}'" | ||
assert np.all(collection[key].mask == 0), ("mask not all False " | ||
f"for image '{key}'") | ||
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# test consistency of general image parser results | ||
def test_parse_general(): | ||
all_images_parsed = {k: FlatTrace._parse_image(object, im) | ||
for k, im in all_images.items()} | ||
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for key in all_images_parsed.keys(): | ||
compare_images(key, all_images_parsed) | ||
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# use verified general image parser results to check HorneExtract's image parser | ||
def test_parse_horne(): | ||
# HorneExtract's parser is more stringent than the general one, hence the | ||
# separate test. Given proper inputs, both should produce the same results. | ||
images_collection = {k: {} for k in all_images.keys()} | ||
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for key, col in images_collection.items(): | ||
img = all_images[key] | ||
col['general'] = FlatTrace._parse_image(object, img) | ||
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if hasattr(all_images[key], 'uncertainty'): | ||
defaults = {} | ||
else: | ||
# save default values of attributes used in general parser when | ||
# they are not available from the image object. HorneExtract always | ||
# requires a variance, so it's chosen here to be on equal footing | ||
# with the general case | ||
defaults = {'variance': unc_def, | ||
'mask': np.ma.masked_invalid(img).mask, | ||
'unit': getattr(img, 'unit', u.DN)} | ||
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col[key] = HorneExtract._parse_image(object, img, **defaults) | ||
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compare_images(key, col, compare='general') |
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