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I'll see if these calibration parameters can be embedded into the firmware, because I don't understand them much now, but from my tests, the sensor is already quite accurate. For example at room temperatures, it was usually -0.2°C off. The boiling water test showed that it was -3°C off from the assumed boiling temperature. The worst part is the noise of the readings, which sometimes is up to 1-2°C, but this could be resolved by longer measurement time and averaging the results.
I see you're having a go at reading data off the sensor stalk - very good!
Stations running radiosonde_auto_rx collect the full calibration dataset from RS41s, which are uploaded to SondeHub. There is a script within the auto_rx repository which alows you to query the data for a serial from sondehub here: https://github.com/darksidelemm/radiosonde_auto_rx/blob/testing/auto_rx/utils/rs41cal.py
If you can find a way to make use of these calibration parameters, that would allow for considerably more accurate sensor measurements.
For example:
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