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Documenting Briggs residual visualization and removing GriddedResidualConnector #158

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@iancze iancze commented Feb 19, 2023

When complete, this will close #157 and #110. Then, this should enable #156 to be completed and merged.

This pull request removes the connectors.py file and the GriddedResidualConnector. It shifts index_vis to datasets.py. It removes (or comments out) GriddedResidualConnector from the few places it appears in the codebase. In some places (like the optimization tutorial), we provided instructions on how to use the NuFFT layer and dirty image capabilities to produce residual images.

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This all looks good to me, minor suggested change in docs. Other than that, merge when ready.

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@iancze iancze merged commit d0a005d into main Feb 20, 2023
@iancze iancze deleted the briggs-residual branch February 20, 2023 10:42
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iancze commented Feb 20, 2023

@jeffjennings thanks!

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Remove GriddedResidualConnector from the codebase
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