andyschlei
Well-known member
I am processing a lunar mosaic. When running deconvolution on the image, I get the warning message
I completed another mosaic a few weeks ago and had this problem then but it went away when I cropped the image inside the blocks of the mosaic. This time, that is not practical. The image would lose too much if it were cropped.
This time, I made the background 100% black, hoping to avoid the problem, but there it is. Would white be better?
In addition there is an effect of the edges of the mosaic, probably from processing the black pixels there.
What does this warning mean? Does it matter? What next steps would you recommend? I'll post raw data if that will help.
Thanks in advance,
--Andy
P.S., Congratulations to Vincent Peris on the APOD of the Sombrero Galaxy!
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Iteration 77/100: 100%
*** Warning: local divergence at iteration #77. Accumulated divergence: 0.253597
sigma=0.00997724 delta=-0.00014327 noise=0.00069897 significant=0.15275]
I completed another mosaic a few weeks ago and had this problem then but it went away when I cropped the image inside the blocks of the mosaic. This time, that is not practical. The image would lose too much if it were cropped.
This time, I made the background 100% black, hoping to avoid the problem, but there it is. Would white be better?
In addition there is an effect of the edges of the mosaic, probably from processing the black pixels there.
What does this warning mean? Does it matter? What next steps would you recommend? I'll post raw data if that will help.
Thanks in advance,
--Andy
P.S., Congratulations to Vincent Peris on the APOD of the Sombrero Galaxy!
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