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Estimator Precision and Selection for Up-the-Ramp Sampling with a High-Read-Noise InGaAs Camera
The noise properties of an InGaAs camera vary with gain, requiring a trade-off between implementation complexity and precision. Using generalized least squares (GLS) with known covariance as the precision benchmark, we examine the applicability and precision penalties of ordinary least squares (OLS)
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