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I perform cross-correlation from one light curve like this:
corr = CrossCorrelation(lc, lc, norm='variance')
corr is much greater than 1 at time_lags = 0. The code in crosscorrelation.py (lines 200-201) may have a bug:
variance1 = np.var(lc1.counts) - np.mean(lc1.counts_err) ** 2 variance2 = np.var(lc2.counts) - np.mean(lc2.counts_err) ** 2
Should it be like this:
variance1 = np.var(lc1.counts) - np.var(lc1.counts_err) variance2 = np.var(lc2.counts) - np.var(lc2.counts_err)
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I perform cross-correlation from one light curve like this:
corr is much greater than 1 at time_lags = 0.
The code in crosscorrelation.py (lines 200-201) may have a bug:
Should it be like this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: