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For what it's worth, the old code for doing the 3-point calculation is now in the directory old_code (on master for now, will be included in release version 3.2).
I'm afraid it's not nearly as user friendly as the 2-point code. It's an executable program - correeeb -- not a python module. And it doesn't even use parameter files. All the parameters about the binning and such are in CorrEEEb.cpp, which you have to change by hand and then recompile.
Plus the documentation is not nearly as good, although there is a Read.me file that explains how to run it.
And finally, it only works in Euclidean coordinates, not RA/Dec, so you'll need to project your positions onto a tangent plane. (Which the python version of treecorr can do for you, I should point out.)
So if you want to try to use it, you are quite welcome. However, if you can wait for this issue and #4 to be done (goal for both: Summer 2015), it may be significantly easier to use at that point.
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Done. Just NNN, KKK, GGG so far (which is already more than the old code could do). Including features like setting the min/max u, v, and doing things in spherical coordinates. Will be in v3.2.
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Related Issues (20)
- conda install HOT 1
- Use of Patches in discontinuous patches of sky HOT 2
- Avoiding repeated writing of identical patches with save_patch_dir HOT 1
- MPI Crash when many patches empty HOT 8
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- Bug when using patches and the Rlens metric HOT 2
- Access correlation function for jackknife HOT 2
- multiply-occurring objects bias results low HOT 4
- Installing error on windows HOT 17
- Measuring the correlation function xi by patches HOT 4
- Problem with NN_correlation when setting low_mem=True HOT 1
- NG doesn't work as expected in simulation box with x, y, z HOT 7
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- TwoD Binning in Rperp metric. HOT 2
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- possible weight issue for 2pt correlation with cartesian coordinates HOT 2
- bin_slop definition and implementation HOT 7
- Let varg, vark be specifiable by the user, rather than computed
- Outlier point in NN Correlation HOT 3
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