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Flexible Spectro Interferometric modelling of OIFITS data with PMOIRED

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arxiv 2207.11047 v1 pith:NMADVMVV submitted 2022-07-22 astro-ph.IM

Flexible Spectro Interferometric modelling of OIFITS data with PMOIRED

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Despite image reconstruction becoming more widespread when interpreting OIFITS Data, model fitting in u,v space often remains the best way to interpret data, either because of the sparsity of the data, or because a quantitative measurement needs to be done. PMOIRED, is a flexible Python library to visualize, manipulate and model OIFITS data using simple geometric models. The strength of PMOIRED resides in its capability to combine linearly various simple components to create complex scenes, while linking, constraining, and adding priors to fitted parameters. The code also enables grid search to find global minima, as well as data resampling to better evaluate uncertainties. In addition to analytical functions, arbitrary radial profiles, azimuthal variations or sparse wavelet modelling of spectra are implemented.

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