Cluster clustering measurement code #377
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…s, in richness bins. Wrote notebook to test the code and validate it against and external code.
Modified code to read catalogs already binned in redshift and richness. Updated example notebok to run with the new configuration. Updated data and random catalogs for validation.
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This file should not be included - it is downloaded by the installer.
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This is an output file which should also not be included.
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Could you give the directory here ("clustering_test") a slightly more specific name?
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If this is an output file then you also don't want to include it I think?
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| from .lssweights import TXLSSWeights | |||
| from .simulation import TXLogNormalGlass | |||
| from .magnification import TXSSIMagnification | |||
| from .twopoint_cluster import TXTwoPointCluster | |||
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If we move the twopoint_cluster file (see comment below) then you should also change this.
| meanr, xi, varxi, tracer1, tracer2 = result | ||
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| # Add tracers (placeholders z/Nz values) | ||
| s.add_tracer('NZ', tracer1, np.array([1]), np.array([1])) |
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Is this just a placeholder? You can also use a "misc" tracer for this. I think each tracer here is a richness/redshift bin - is that right? We might want to find a way to represent that.
Wrote code for measuring 2D two-point correlation function of clusters, in richness bins.
Wrote notebook to test the code and validate it against and external code.