refactor: remove rho-stats from shapepipe (closes #710)#715
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Per #657: rho-stats are obsolete in shapepipe and have been superseded by sp_validation / cosmo_val, which use shear_psf_leakage directly. Removes: - rho_stats() + Rho{1..5}SysTest classes (~990 lines in mccd_plot_utilities.py) and the rho-stats branch of mccd_plots_runner - stile, shear_psf_leakage, and treecorr as dependencies (Dockerfile, environment.yml, environment-dev.yml, install_shapepipe, and the python_example_runner depends list) - PLOT_RHO_STATS, RHO_STATS_STYLE, RHO_STATS_YLIM_{L,R} config keys from 10 example configs; mccd_plots_runner retained where needed for meanshapes Closes #710 (treecorr-5 incompatibility, fixed by removal). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Looking good! Let's keep meanshapes, this is very useful and can be run on merged star and PSF catalogues as well. Not sure whether this is what @fabianhervaspeters is using for the 2D plots in the catalogue paper. |
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Rho-stats are obsolete inside ShapePipe — superseded by
sp_validation/cosmo_val, which useshear_psf_leakagedirectly. Per @martinkilbinger's comment on #657.The
mccd_plots_runnermodule stays alive for meanshapes plots; only the rho-stats branch is removed. Thestiletreecorr-5 incompatibility (#710) is fixed by removal.Changes
mccd_plot_utilities.pyrho_stats(),new_BaseCorrelationFunctionSysTest,Rho1SysTest,DESRho{2..5}SysTest,get_params_rho,neg_dash, and related importsmccd_plots_runner.pystile/treecorrimports,has_stile/has_treecorrguardsmccd_package/__init__.pyPLOT_RHO_STATS/RHO_STATS_STYLE/RHO_STATS_YLIM_{L,R}docstring entriesstile,shear_psf_leakage,treecorrfromDockerfile,environment.yml,environment-dev.yml,install_shapepipe, andpython_example_runnerdepends listmccd_plots_runnerfor meanshapes; 2 (config_Pl_psfex{,_conv}.ini, which hadPLOT_MEANSHAPES = False) retired the runner entirelyQuestions for @martinkilbinger
Should meanshapes also be deleted? Kept it per your literal "option 1, delete" on #657, but if meanshapes is also obsolete by the same cosmo_val reasoning, happy to nuke the whole
mccd_plots_runnerin a follow-up — just say the word.Treecorr: after this PR, no runtime code in shapepipe imports
treecorr. Dropped it from deps alongside stile. Flagging in case any downstream production code relies on it being in the shapepipe container.Disclosure
Authored in collaboration with Claude. Code removal and config edits were done by sub-agents; I reviewed the diffs before committing. Docker image build was not tested locally — relying on CI for that.
Closes #710. Progresses #657.