On 4/6/22 08:50, Brian McCall wrote: > Alright, now let's look at an example. Again, it's not my best, let's go with it. This is just > a calculation of the expected number of photons to reach a pixel through a camera of a given > f-number (F). I mentioned this has bitten me before. All that means is that based on a set of > simulations, we though something was possible, spent a few weeks building a prototype, got > results that made no sense, and then realized that there was a unit error in the original > feasibility analysis. That one was on me, and since I am a capable programmer, I ought to have > been using a units package.
Thank you for all the examples, that should help a lot. Out of curiosity, those are the corrected versions of the code? Where was the mistake in the original?
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