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The CTA cube response classes do no longer consider Region of Interest and energy boundary selections as they are now handled by the cube weighting.
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The test files for stacked analysis are now based on 3 observations of the Crab performed at different aspect angles, simulated using the Prod2 South_0.5h IRFs.
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A weighting sky map has been added to the CTA event cube that allows to correctly take into account data space selections. This is in particular needed for stacking event lists with different energy thresholds in an event cube, but can also be used for combining event lists with different ROIs.
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…ground::elogmeans() methods
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The exposure cube is now defined for energy values and not energy ranges.
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# Conflicts: # ChangeLog # NEWS # README.md
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# Conflicts: # ChangeLog # NEWS
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…, but at least now a maximum likelihood fit works.
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…udes a modification to GSkyRegionCircle class
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# Conflicts: # ChangeLog # NEWS
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The Fermi LAT Science Tools do not write correctly the time reference for the Good Time Intervals into the source maps generated by gtsrcmaps. This prevents the LAT interface from reading in correctly the times. A kluge was added to add the correct LAT time reference in case that it is missing in the FITS file.
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We do not need a GCaldb member, we just need to open a local calibration database when loading the response function.
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Opening the Fermi LAT CalDB in the void constructor lead to an exception in case that the environment variable has not been set. Now, the opening is performed in the load() method.