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Sensitivity calculator for DESHIMA-type spectrometers

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deshima-sensitivity

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Sensitivity calculator for DESHIMA-type spectrometers

Overview

deshima-sensitivity is a Python package which enables to calculate observation sensitivity of DESHIMA-type spectrometers. Currently it is mainly used to estimate the observation sensitivity of DESHIMA and its successors.

An online Jupyter notebook is available for DESHIMA collaborators to calculate the sensitivity and the mapping speed of the DESHIMA 2.0 by themselves. Click the budge below to open it in Google colaboratory (a Google account is necessary to re-run it).

Stable version (recommended)

open stable version in colab

Latest version

open latest version in colab

In the case of running it in a local Python environment, please follow the requirements and the installation guide below.

Requirements

  • Python: 3.7, 3.8, or 3.9 (tested by the authors)
  • Dependencies: See pyproject.toml

Installation

$ pip install deshima-sensitivity

Development environment

The following steps can create a standalone development environment (VS Code + Python).

  1. Install VS Code and Docker Desktop, and launch them
  2. Install the Remote Containers extension to VS Code
  3. Clone this repository
  4. Open the repository by VS Code
  5. Choose Reopen in Container from the Command Palette

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