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Allow users to run in thermal noise only mode #8
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This also lets the calculation go up to values of k set by nchan rather than by the eor model. Will produce identical errs and T_errs
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By passing
--eor None, one can run without any eor model, producing thermal noise only errors. Among other things, this allows one to go up to high k, beyond the limits of the power spectrum interpolator. In this case, both errs and T_errs are identical.I also fixed a number of numpy issues by explicitly casting results of
roundto ints.(Also, I fixed the tabbing in one section. Who tabs with 3 spaces?)