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WIP: basic support for polyco doppler and rms #1713
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@mcknightryan, @emmacarli: let me know what you think. |
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The main work here is done, but there are no specific tests. That's why it's still a draft. If anybody can think of proper tests let me know. |
Previously the Doppler and RMS fields for polycos were set to 0 explicitly (#595, maybe #1369).
I have added computation of the Doppler shift and RMS. However, I am unsure how to test them since we don't have comparisons against external polycos (and as per #1369 it is not clear if they would succeed).
The Doppler shifts here seem very similar to those in #595. The RMS values are ~1 dex lower - this may be due to differences in how the polycos are computed, or an error in units.
For reference, when I use the same routine that #595 did I now get: