Transitspectroscopy

Latest version: v0.3.12

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0.3

Added
- Option to trace spectra using CCF instead; implemented gaussian and double gaussian (useful for SOSS).
- Various CCF utilities.
- Set by default no gaussian filtering on the tracing; variable median filter window (and optional outlier detection with it).
- Create c-functions that perform CCF against gaussian, double gaussian and arbitrary functions (x40, speed increase)
- Made c-functions the default for CCF while tracing.
- Added the `tests` folder; these could become unit tests.
Changed
- Bumped version number.

0.2

Added
- The `jwst` class which can reduce JWST data using the JWST pipeline.
- Added `stage1` master function to `jwst` to reduce SOSS data.
- Added `LOOM` model to `stage1` --- this replaces the refpix step in this script.
- Now `jwst` checks for already existing outputs so steps don't run again if products already produced.
Changed
- Name of simple extraction in `transitspectroscopy.spectroscopy` from `getSimpleExtraction` to `getSimpleSpectrum`.

0.1

Added
- A `tests.py` script showcasing the usability of the code for spectral extraction.
Fixed
- Input problems for spectral extraction. Coda has been verified (but not validated extensively)

0.0

Added
- First (working but not tested) version of the spectroscopic algorithms.
- Installation files, `README`, this `CHANGELOG`, `LICENCE`.
Upgraded
- `setup.cfg` file has metadata info with long description.

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