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I tried fixing code on Psi4 loading, and I failed. There are some things I don't understand, amongst other things like:
Unordered time axis in Psi4 loading code) before interpolation. Throws interpolation error.
Every mode now being a pycbc time series (Is this a new sxs thing?). This has some disadvantages.
a). pycbc time series is sometimes shorter by one element compared to original data, probably associated with rounding off in delta_t. Here in comparison to WaveformModes.n_time and WaveformModes.time
b). It is unnecessary and expensive to carry a time axis, delta_t and all attributes for every mode when they are identical across them.
The number of columns in Psi4 RIT data is 6 not 3 as assumed
Interpolation is more accurate in Amp and phase and they are provided in RIT data.
No this is not a sxs thing, rather a nrcatalogtools thing. However that should just be a problem with the get_mode method, and everything that works for WaveformModes in sxs (see this notebook) should ideally work. I think it is worth discussing whether the default return of get_mode should be a pycbcTimeSeries instance.
I tried fixing code on Psi4 loading, and I failed. There are some things I don't understand, amongst other things like:
a). pycbc time series is sometimes shorter by one element compared to original data, probably associated with rounding off in delta_t. Here in comparison to WaveformModes.n_time and WaveformModes.time
b). It is unnecessary and expensive to carry a time axis, delta_t and all attributes for every mode when they are identical across them.
I found that there are issues sometimes when
delta_t
is not rounded off, after usingscipy.stat.mode
to discern it, before constructing a new time axis for uniform samplingThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: