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Below, I report some comparisons between convolution using imsmooth and SciPy.
For this, two images were used:
An image with a smaller restoring beam
An image with a larger restoring beam.
The scaling factor applied to the SciPy convolution is: scalling_factor = larger_beam_area/smaller_beam_area
Still, that result is not exactly the same as imsmooth. Why?
In the scaled case, the PSF is not normalised, and I assume that it is true for imsmooth.
The major differences comes with the total flux dentisy:
Check the interferometric decomposition implementation.
imsmooth
is providing different results thanscipy.signal.fftconvolve
, setting proper normalisation parametersimsmooth
should or should not conserve flux density.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: