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ELG redshift failures due to bad sky model #2152
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@Jiaxi-Yu thanks. Could you also provide the table with incorrect redshifts and correct redshifts for these targets? It's unclear to me whether the CTE problems/fixes explain these cases, but this is a useful set for testing. @dylanagreen @moustakas @abrodze @abhi0395 heads up for the "is Redrock correct" group. |
@sbailey Here is the target list with true redshift and the catastrophical failure redshift. The first 5 elements are samples that probably don't have reliable redshift measurements as their [OII] overlap with the sky model. |
thanks @Jiaxi-Yu for sharing infos. for what is worth, I ve spot-checked few cases: my understanding is that, for those cases, there always are 1-2 pixels around 8660A which have an insanely large snr, like >15. i.e. another way to phrase the issue is that the flux error is severely underestimated for those pixels. here s one example for |
@Jiaxi-Yu I'm going to close this ticket but I've ported it over to desihub/rrevaluator#4, where we're consolidating all the various "is Redrock right or wrong" tickets which are currently spread across many different repositories. We should have a more substantive update for you regarding this issue soon. |
desispec_ELG_failure.txt
The attached figure is a typical ELG spectrum that was identified as a redshift catastrophic failure. The [OII] vertical dashed lines are at the correct position determined by visual inspection. The black line is the Redrock redshift, which misidentified the sky residual as [OII] doublets. This comprises 20% of the total catastrophic failure (<0.3% for EDR and Y1).
As the CTE problem has been solved (Stephen at the Hawaii meeting in 2024), shall we expect a suppressed sky-residual ELG redshift failure rate?
The attached ASCII file is a list of ELG catastrophic failures identified in daily samples (by comparing with SV3 redshifts) for your reference. Both use iron redrock.
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