8000 JP-3463: Add log message to dark step by drlaw1558 · Pull Request #8425 · spacetelescope/jwst · GitHub
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6 changes: 6 additions & 0 deletions CHANGES.rst
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- Match NIRSpec imprint observations to science exposures on mosaic tile location
and dither pointing, ``MOSTILNO`` and ``DITHPTIN``. [#8410]

dark_current
------------

- Add log info message when specifying an average_dark_current for noise calculations.
[#8425]

documentation
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Expand Up @@ -93,6 +93,7 @@ def set_average_dark_current(self, input_model, dark_model):
"""
if self.average_dark_current is not None:
input_model.average_dark_current[:, :] = self.average_dark_current
self.log.info('Using Poisson noise from average dark current %s e-/sec', self.average_dark_current)
else:
# First prioritize a 2D average_dark_current, if defined in dark.
# If not present, apply scalar to datamodel array, if scalar is present.
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