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This is a small improvement in the pileup estimate. The pileup estimate in master uses the image generated from filtered events. That can cause an underestimate of the pileup. This is actually a tiny effect, which is relevant only for sources right at the edge of the selected field of view.
Pileup is still greatly underestimated in cases with large pileup (much more than what this change improves).
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