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If an input catalog to xmatch.cds has duplicates, not every duplicate will necessarily get matched, because of this line, which in the cds_matchback function causes every object in the matched CDS catalog to be matched back to the original catalog, and this may lead to different objects being matched to, say, the first of a set of duplicates (rather than matching this object to each duplicate).
Possible fix: swap mc1 and mc2, but then have an index into the wrong array. An argsort can then swap this index into one into the correct array (I think).
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If an input catalog to
xmatch.cds
has duplicates, not every duplicate will necessarily get matched, because of this line, which in thecds_matchback
function causes every object in the matched CDS catalog to be matched back to the original catalog, and this may lead to different objects being matched to, say, the first of a set of duplicates (rather than matching this object to each duplicate).Possible fix: swap
mc1
andmc2
, but then have an index into the wrong array. Anargsort
can then swap this index into one into the correct array (I think).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: