ATWD/FADC charge distribution peaks using numba#36
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Update the charge checks to use a njit function on a np.asarray(I3RecoPulseSeriesMap) to speed up the full detector extraction.
There's some wasted space here since I need to put everything into an ndarray using string/om indexing. I'm using a
shape=(87, 61, 200)array here for both ATWD and FADC. This leaves us with some wasted space with string/om=0, but makes indexing a bit easier to keep track of and only gives us(87+61-1) * (200 bins) = 117 kbwaste withnp.float32.There are two plotting scripts included here that give a bit of code for making the ATWD and FADC charge histograms for a single run and the percent difference between the two as a function of either time or run number. Three partial-run test files are included for the plotting demo.