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The creation of a multiprocessing regression test for ramp fitting revealed a bug in computing the read noise variance for particular conditions. Specifically, I think this is related to the CHARGELOSS re-computation of the read noise variance after fitting the slope. All of the failing pixels that have been manually examined show some CHARGELOSS flagging. Also, I can't think of any other type of bug that would impact read noise variance and nothing else.
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Issue JP-3791 was created on JIRA by Kenneth MacDonald:
The creation of a multiprocessing regression test for ramp fitting revealed a bug in computing the read noise variance for particular conditions. Specifically, I think this is related to the CHARGELOSS re-computation of the read noise variance after fitting the slope. All of the failing pixels that have been manually examined show some CHARGELOSS flagging. Also, I can't think of any other type of bug that would impact read noise variance and nothing else.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: