Light curve OGIP read/write #8
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| f = fits.open(fn) | ||
| if 'RATE' in f['SPECTRUM'].data.names: |
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Could you please put this change in a different PR so it can be assessed separately?
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Co-authored-by: Volodymyr <[email protected]>
Correct to_long_string some style
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| lc = ogip.lc.Rate(fn) | ||
| k = fn.rfind('.') | ||
| new_fn = fn[0:k] + '_ogip.' + fn[k + 1:] | ||
| lc.to_fits(new_fn) |
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could you check something basic about the content, at least that it's non-zero, there is total sum, etc?
It may also be Anyway, the interface will have to be unified later on. |
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I created the module lc.py that reads and writes a light curve in OGIP format.
There is an example of usage in tools.ipynb and in test_lc.py (this one not yet tested)
As I needed to access class properties while reading, I found it more natural to build the object from the filename, rather than from a staticmethod as in spectrum.py
TODO: