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This is a very simple script that simulates Goodman data. At this moment, it simply generates an image with one or more Gaussian profiles that mimic observations.

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Goodman Target Simulator

This is a very simple script that simulates Goodman data. At this moment, it simply generates an image with one or more gaussian profiles that mimic observations.

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The best way to use the Goodman Target Simulator is by installing it and running the goodsim script. The installation can be done as follows:

mkdir $path_to_gts
cd $path_to_gts
git clone https://github.com/b1quint/goodman_target_simulator.git .
pip install .

Since any Python installation can update your current packages, I strongly recommend you to use Virtual Environments or Anaconda Environments.

Once installed, the goodsim script will be installed in your system and you can run it from any terminal (as long as you are within the virtual environment where it was installed). If you want to know more of how it can be run, just type:

  goodsim --help 

To Do

  • Add distortions.
  • Poisson noise?
  • New Blue Camera and Red Camera templates.
  • Real spectral response?

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This is a very simple script that simulates Goodman data. At this moment, it simply generates an image with one or more Gaussian profiles that mimic observations.

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