Additions to the two_point.py enabling one to add a 1pt statistics to the cosmosis data file #127
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This adds the functionality to the two_point.py which enables to include a one-point statistics to the cosmosis fits files and allows those to be included in the likelihood. It probably needs more testing and bug fixing, as I have probably not capture all edge cases when implementing the additions. Due to the behaviour of one-point statistics, a lot was borrowed from tne n(z) functionality.
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This adds the functionality to the two_point.py which enables to include a 1pt statistics (in the like of stellar mass function, luminosity function, and similar) to the cosmosis fits files and allows those to be included in the likelihood.
It probably needs more testing and bug fixing, as I have probably not captured all edge cases when implementing the additions. 🫣
Due to the behaviour of 1pt statistics, a lot was borrowed from the NumberDensity class.
The covariance construction seems a bit hacky as well. 🤷♂️