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This issue is to track the design of the TOAST mapmaker, which exists as notes in various places. The requirements are:
Support for Madam-style baselines and noise filter (which in the limiting case of baseline == one sample, is equivalent to traditional GLS map making)
Support for NPIPE-style (toast-planck) gain and other templates that may span multiple observations
Modular design that allows chaining sparse matrix operations without need to process full TOD at a time
Support for on-the-fly pointing and burst buffer caching
Extendable to support unforeseen systematics templates
Must support both precomputed and on-the-fly-evaluated templates
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The native map-maker is now merged as of #321 and working, except for one known performance issue which should be a separate issue.
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This issue is to track the design of the TOAST mapmaker, which exists as notes in various places.
The requirements are:
Support for Madam-style baselines and noise filter (which in the limiting case of baseline == one sample, is equivalent to traditional GLS map making)
Support for NPIPE-style (toast-planck) gain and other templates that may span multiple observations
Modular design that allows chaining sparse matrix operations without need to process full TOD at a time
Support for on-the-fly pointing and burst buffer caching
Extendable to support unforeseen systematics templates
Must support both precomputed and on-the-fly-evaluated templates
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: