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Issue with placing input ASTs for a case with complex region shape #779
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While working on one galaxy with a complicated foot print, I found that the BEAST places input ASTs in the area outside the reference image, which is waste of our resources. This happens when the convex hull technique is not valid.
I am attaching an example where the convex hull method does not work properly. The left panel shows the observed stellar density map where I want to place input ASTs. The right panel shows the density map of input ASTs generated from the BEAST. As you can see from these plots, the BEAST places input ASTs in the left and right sides of the real source density map where they are in fact empty.
We need to replace the convex hull method to another one that can handle any kind of complex boundary shapes.
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