Keaton Bell

I have seen this problem. Putting the canvases in Boxes worked for me, not sure why.

The remove_outliers function is pretty straightforward, should we just rewrite it instead of using Astropy's (broken) `sigma_clip`?

I confirm that I only see the issue with `bottleneck` installed. This code does not work with bottleneck. ```python import lightkurve as lk lk.search_lightcurve('TIC 257459955',mission='TESS',sector=3).download().flatten(2161).remove_outliers(5) ``` My suggestion is that...

Love it! This does just what I was asking for in the discussion of #570. Just checking: does the power property really return flux_variance / [frequency unit], or is Hz...

> > Does that sound right? @ojhall94 > > It sounds right with what we learned at T'DA, but I haven't had the time yet to deep dive into the...

@ojhall94 This appears to agree with my understanding. To be clear, A there is the semiamplitude, like the light curve signal is A*sin(omega*t...)

I just took a look and found a strange behaviors from trying to guess at an intuitive way to compute power rather than amplitude... (edited to remove an example from...

@ojhall94, I don't think I fixed this problem previously, but I do recall saying that I think this is the expected behavior. I would say that either one of the...

Thanks for your input! Subtracting pi did work for that particular example, but it does not fix the problem generally for other data. For instance, if I change to `lon...

Yes, that does seem to work in most cases, but I have to tune that "close to zero" limit depending on the situation. I think I actually found a simple...