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wyj e4d093a9fe Doc: Record 4K fast-mode accuracy limits and error distribution
Add the production-density 4K Galactic-center comparison to the 2026-09-25 benchmark record, including the per-image error decomposition, and refine the fast-mode positioning in usage.md, the design document, and README.

- Document that nearest/bilinear deposit accuracy is set by the deposit mode and N rather than output resolution, and that the still-frame error is dominated by a small number of resolved bright cores while the flux-dominant faint texture is much better than the global relative L2.
- Add the temporal-coherence caveat: nearest deposition jumps by 1/N output pixel per axis across supersampled-cell boundaries, so fast mode is not qualified as a temporally coherent movie path; bilinear removes the centroid jump but broadens the profile.
- Add scripts/fast_mode_error_decomposition.py, which ranks the largest |fast-base| RGB samples and partitions the error by a disjoint base-value range.
2026-09-26 01:02:41 -04:00
wyj 3deebfb2fa Feat: Add --fast-mode supersampled point-source accumulation
Add an optional CPU preview path that deposits each point-source image as a
supersampled delta and resolves the whole frame with one global Moffat
convolution plus an N x N box average, instead of splatting a per-event PSF.

- optics: FastPsfAccumulator builds the pixel-area-integral kernel of the
  target Moffat at the supersampled scale (width N*alpha, same beta).  The
  1/N^2 box average then reproduces the final pixel-area integral, so the
  requested FWHM and beta are preserved without renormalisation.  Deposits are
  per-cell atomic adds; resolve accumulates into the caller's HDR buffer.
- frame: fast branch in frame_splat_catalog with one shared supersampled
  buffer and a single resolve per frame; the accumulator is reused across
  movie frames and built from the map dimensions on lens-map import.
- main: --fast-mode, --fast-supersample N (1..8, default 2) and
  --fast-deposit nearest|bilinear (default nearest).  CPU-only and rejected in
  the HIP/dummy backends; --psf-min-y still applies per event while
  --max-cache-psf-flux does not.
- The deposition scheme was chosen by scripts/fast_mode_deposit_error.py:
  nearest keeps the PSF shape exactly with <= 0.5/N px position quantization;
  bilinear keeps the exact centroid but broadens FWHM and beta.  Recorded in
  benchmarks/fast_mode_deposit_2026-09-18.md.
- tests/test_frame.c covers fast nearest vs the direct evaluator at the snapped
  centre, flux conservation, bilinear centroid, min-Y discard, frame plumbing,
  and HDR accumulation onto a non-zero background.
- benchmarks/fast_mode_cpu_2026-09-18.md records a ~10x speedup on the 2MASS
  galactic-centre field with small tone-mapped differences.
2026-09-24 01:36:25 -04:00
wyj b69c9cfd45 Feat: generate freely falling Schwarzschild camera tracks
Integrate timelike geodesics and Fermi-Walker tetrads in ingoing Kerr-Schild coordinates, sampled at a configurable proper-time cadence.

Add movie-track-samples to preserve CSV events as frames. Document usage and singularity guards, and cover analytic orbits, transport convergence, sampling, and CSV rendering.
2026-09-06 05:56:51 -04:00
wyj 4953775cdd Test: add fixed PSF image references 2026-09-04 20:28:54 -04:00
wyj 747f8eb695 Add resumable all-sky 2MASS acquisition 2026-08-26 20:04:08 -04:00
wyj d30f9ac56c init 2026-08-25 22:45:43 -04:00