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The computational impact here is minuscule, but if you're looking to shave a few extra nanoseconds off the execution (especially for iterative PROSPECT inversion; this may also slightly streamline the automatic differentiation), you can pre-calculate t12 and t21 for default values of the refractive index in loadProspect.jl and pass those fixed quantities to the remaining PROSPECT routines.
Something to consider.
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In PROSPECT, for a given refractive index, the
t12
andt21
values are completely independent of the PROSPECT parameters.https://github.com/RemoteSensingTools/CanopyOptics.jl/blob/main/src/core/prospect.jl#L57
The computational impact here is minuscule, but if you're looking to shave a few extra nanoseconds off the execution (especially for iterative PROSPECT inversion; this may also slightly streamline the automatic differentiation), you can pre-calculate
t12
andt21
for default values of the refractive index inloadProspect.jl
and pass those fixed quantities to the remaining PROSPECT routines.Something to consider.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: