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…lation section of the `compare_corr()` method in `BackgroundCatalog`. #70
… method of `BackgroundCatalog` were using `floats` instead of `ints`. #70
…og` to calculate the percent difference or percent error between two different correlation functions. #70
…os()` to only print if `vb` is set to `True` in `BackgroundCatalog`.
…` that computes the relative importance of each foreground galaxy in a given lightcone from 0 to 1. #66
…_importance()`. #66
…ized by the largest importance for each `lightcone`. #66
…ground objects with `importance` greater than the kwarg `importance_lim`, which by default is set to 0.0 (so all galaxies are used). #66
…the method is not making the lensing process noticably faster. #66
…ifference error. #70
…f treecorr is not installed.
…rposes, but reverted changes.
…poses, preparing for pull.
…s and definitions to be placed. The first script is called `lens_compare.py` which creates a `BackgroundCatalog`, lenses it by `WLMap`s and halos, and then compares the correlation of each.
… method in `BackgroundCatalog`.
…oundCatalog` to correctly calculate the strongly-lensed ellipticity if g>1. However, `lens_by_map()` currently removes all galaxies with a g>0.5. #58
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I am amazed that this branch can be merged cleanly. @tcollett @charlottenosam what criteria would you like us to meet before merging all this weak lensing work into the Pangloss master branch? At the moment the basic Pangloss test does not work, because the data is not quite in the right place ( #11 ), but I am worried that when we merge in from the |
….py`, `plotting.py`, and the `lens_compare` test that I used in the final days of finishing my thesis. I must have forgotten one final push - oops! The only major changes were finishing the implementation of the log-likelihood calculation in `background`, pre-calculating the redshift bin volumes (implemented in `grid` and called in `background`) to speed up the smooth-component correction, and a few plotting changes in `plotting` for better plots to use in my thesis. I dont think this should conflict much (or at all) with what David has started to work on. Sorry for any confusion! #73 #101
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I've started looking into reading in and using weak lensing data with Pangloss. We can use this pull request to track changes in the wl branch.