tape.analysis.structure_function.base_calculator#
Classes#
This is the base class from which all other Structure Function calculator |
Module Contents#
- class StructureFunctionCalculator(lightcurves: List[tape.analysis.structure_function.sf_light_curve.StructureFunctionLightCurve], argument_container: tape.analysis.structure_function.base_argument_container.StructureFunctionArgumentContainer)[source]#
Bases:
abc.ABCThis is the base class from which all other Structure Function calculator methods inherit. Extend this class if you want to create a new Structure Function calculation method.
- _bootstrap(random_generator=None)[source]#
This method creates the boostraped samples of difference values
- _get_difference_values_per_lightcurve()[source]#
Retrieves the number of difference values per lightcurve and stores them in an array.
- _bin_dts(dts)[source]#
Bin an input array of delta times (dts). Supports several binning schemes.
- Parameters:
dts (numpy.ndarray (N,)) – 1-d array of delta times to bin
- Returns:
bins – The returned bins array.
- Return type:
numpy.ndarray (N,)
- _calculate_binned_statistics(sample_values=None, statistic_to_apply='mean')[source]#
This method will bin delta_t values stored in self._dts using the bin edges defined by self._bins. Then the corresponding sample_values in each bin will have a statistic measure applied.
- Parameters:
sample_values (np.ndarray, optional) – The values that will be used to calculate the statistic_to_apply. If None or not provided, will use self._all_d_fluxes by default.
statistic_to_apply (str or function, optional) – The statistic to apply to the values in each delta_t bin, by default “mean”.
- Returns:
A tuple of two lists. The first list contains the mean of the delta_t values in each bin. The second list contains the result of evaluating the statistic measure on the delta_flux values in each delta_t bin.
- Return type:
(List[float], List[float])
Notes
1) Largely speaking this is a wrapper over Scipy’s binned_statistic, so any of the statistics supported by that function are valid inputs here.
2) It is expected that the shapes of self._dts and sample_values are the same. Additionally, any entry at the i_th index of self._dts must correspond to the same pair of observations as the entry at the i_th index of sample_values.