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I did some tests on this factor: generate an image with Gaussian noise, mask out some areas, calculate the SB-contrast using this code, and compare the result with the input Gaussian noise. Although an area correction factor 8/9 sounds more reasonable, I found that a correction factor of 0.80 works better empirically. Anyway, I don't think it will make a huge difference regarding the SB limit (-2.5 * log(0.8/0.89) = 0.1 mag). Any thoughts?
Maybe there's another numerical factor involved that I'm not aware of, but I think there may be a small typo here:
mrf/mrf/sbcontrast.py
Line 276 in 1de806f
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