Why this artifact
Phase-folded recovery sample
A recovered RR Lyrae example from the baseline bundle, showing standardized g/r photometry folded at the detected period after live ingest and schema normalization.
rawparquetprocessedvalidated
rubin-sampling
ZTF-linked time-series records
Baseline snapshot 2026-03-09
Public survey light curves aligned with Gaia DR3 truth sets, standardized into project schema, and evaluated for period recovery.
Lane notes
Current working snapshot
Rubin Sampling defines the transformation layer: truth sets, live ingest, schema standardization, parquet artifacts, and baseline evaluation all stay visible as separate products.
Mirrored proof artifact
Open proof figureThis figure is served from Astrolyte's own public assets so the dataset proof stays accessible even when GitHub file preview or raw delivery is unstable.
Reference figure path
results/rrlyrae_baseline/figures/phase_folded_266803230989853952.png
Validation readout
- Selected because it proves the pipeline reaches an interpretable folded solution, not just a result row in parquet.
- This artifact sits behind the published 24/30 recovery snapshot and makes the recovered periodic structure visible.
Operational notes
Workflow, outputs, and validation
These notes are served directly from Astrolyte so each lane keeps a stable, browsable checkpoint page independent of upstream GitHub rendering glitches.
Outputs
- Gaia truth tables
- raw light-curve parquet
- standardized baseline batch
- ingest summary
- period results
- evaluation tables
- figure bundles
Workflow
- Gaia truth download
- live ZTF ingest
- schema standardization
- coverage filtering
- period search
- baseline evaluation
Validation notes
- Failure modes such as P/2 and 2P aliasing are surfaced as part of evaluation, not hidden away.
- The lane keeps truth, ingest, standardized, and evaluation artifacts separate but connected.
- Baseline metrics are grounded in a real 30-object snapshot rather than placeholder sample data.