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Not everyone has or is able to install the Python wrappers for PSRCHIVE. Better to add functionality so that the RM-fitting function is run on an input numpy array, as opposed to taking a psrchive object as input. Could even save a copy of the polarised spectrum to a textfile?
Add terminal (argparse) flag so use of psrchive is optional.
Add check to see if psrchive is installed.
Add functionality so that use of psrchive objects & functions only run if psrchive is installed.
Change input of fit_rotation_measure() to take a numpy array as input instead of a psrchive object.
Save a copy of the polarised spectrum extracted from the psrchive object (optional).
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Not everyone has or is able to install the Python wrappers for PSRCHIVE. Better to add functionality so that the RM-fitting function is run on an input numpy array, as opposed to taking a psrchive object as input. Could even save a copy of the polarised spectrum to a textfile?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: