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Previously, we were using random(), which is really really bad.
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The did when this was all done with threads, but with separate processes each worker has its own copy of
the structure already. It can be updated after every image and freed at the end.
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This means that the wavelength gets put into the HDF5 file.
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Nothing used it, and it can't really be useful for anything. Use 'osf' instead.
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It's not really useful - our dominant background is from elsewhere
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Also make sure output_intensities() deals only with integration
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It's never correct when using "bucket" integration, and always correct
when using "pixel" integration, so don't give the option.
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