Finalflash
Finalflash is a tool for correcting radio interferometric images using the uGMRT primary beam model. Inspired by Vegeta’s ultimate attack in Dragon Ball Z, this tool provides accurate corrections for uGMRT FITS images.
Vegeta's Final Flash
Installation
Install Finalflash via pip:
pip3 install finalflash
Usage
finalflash <input.fits> <output.fits> [--beam threshold --jvla]
Version History
version 0.3.4. - Heavily tested for single-frequency FITS file corrections.
version 0.3.5. - Experimental version for both single and frequency-cube corrections.
version 0.3.6. - Cube correction with proper header retention for both cubes and single frequency fits images.
version 0.3.7 - Manual beam threshold and support for JVLA beams.
Citation
If Finalflash saves your analysis from the chaos of uncorrected primary beams and handling CASA tasks, give it a little love in your acknowledgements! Add this line in the acknowledgement section:
"Primary beam corrections were performed using Finalflash, hosted at https://github.com/arpan-52/Finalflash."
Until it makes its debut on ASCL or I finally write my holography paper, your acknowledgement would be super appreciated. As some random user in the internet mentioned: "Science without ethics is like a spaceship without fuel—sure, it looks good, but it’s going nowhere."
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