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What to use as our StraightLine dataset? #8

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drphilmarshall opened this issue Sep 3, 2015 · 3 comments
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What to use as our StraightLine dataset? #8

drphilmarshall opened this issue Sep 3, 2015 · 3 comments

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@drphilmarshall
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Which is to say: what exercises do we want to do? And then, what's a good dataset to use? Suggestion so far: historical cepheids for H0! Assigning this to @elikrause to do with @beckermr but TBH we should all talk about this.

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Hey @beckermr Can we use one or two of the datasets from our recent paper, please? Here's what we have to choose from:

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I think I like 3982 for introductory purposes (its small, and has some obvious outliers), but I think we also want 4258 (for its very narrow straight line parameter likelihood). Can you please check these in to the examples/Cepheids folder as plain text files, with columns logP, M, err_logP, err_M, such that they can be loaded in with np.loadtxt, please? Thanks! :-)

@elikrause, do you have any other requests for Matt?

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Done! Sorry for the delay. I loaded up all of the data, but it is marked by galaxy number.

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Coooool :-) Thanks Matt! The full dataset might come in handy for Week 3
Homework, in a hierarchical inference problem... or maybe in an example
project. For now, @elikrause and I will pick one galaxy out at a time as
required. I guess we could also concatenate them all together and enjoy the
resulting multi-modal posterior, eh @abmantz? Just a thought.

On Sat, Sep 12, 2015 at 10:09 PM, Matthew R. Becker <
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Done! Sorry for the delay. I loaded up all of the data, but it is
marked by galaxy number.


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