v3.0.0

Summary of changes in v3.0.0:

• Creation of the WaveformArray (subclass of np.array). See #111

v2.1.0

Summary of changes in v2.1.0:

• Skip stale events in extract_dl1.py
• Reorder data read from simtelarray to match real camera pixel ordering
• Create CameraTMWaveformPlotter and CameraPixelWaveformPlotter
• Created TimeCalibrator, and automatically use in to shift waveforms in extract_dl1.py
• Created SiPMDataSheetConverter
• Created AmplitudeCalibrator to apply flat-fielding, pedestal subtraction and absolute conversion of extracted charge
• Created WaveformCalibrator for live R1 calibration

Summary of changes in v2.0.0:

• Creation of WaveformReducer and WaveformReducerChain (see https://github.com/cta-chec/CHECSAiv/tree/master/CHEC_Analysis_Call/190131)
• Removal of the monitor information storing feature of extract_dl1.py
• Creation of SimtelReader to support reading of Simtel files (uses ctapipe)
• Deprecation of CameraPlotter
• Improved tutorial notebooks

v1.1.0

Release of commits since 1.0.0 before 2.0.0 release.

• Enabled slicing of TIOReader (#76)
• Updated call to target_io.WaveformArrayReader to obtain stale flag (#75)
• Added possibility to set color of text written to pixels (#73)
• Added set_log for CameraImage (#72)
• Mask nan values so that they do not interfere with plotting camera (#70)

v1.0.0

First release of CHECLabPy. No changes from original design.

• extract_dl1.py contains a reducer cmdline argument
• contents of charge column in DL1 file depends on the reducer chosen
• Currently implemented reducers include:
  • Integration window using average waveform
  • Cross correlation
  • NNLS (early implementation)
  • ctapipe charge extractors can also be chosen
• extract_dl1.py has an option to include a monitor file, which is stored in additional tables within the DL1 file
• mapping is provided by TargetCalib
• CameraImage uses the mapping from TargetCalib to produce camera image plots
• extract_spe.py fits SPE spectra efficiently. Can fit multiple illuminations simultaneously.