Laxpc standard analysis #122
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matteobachetti
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Thanks @yashbhargava1992 !
A few quick comments before a more thorough review:
- I think you can create an entry on Zenodo yourself to share the sample data. It will be easier, more robust, and there will be a better recognition of your contribution.
1a) Instead of asking the user to change the path to the directory, instruct them to move the data in the notebook directory instead. This will be cleaner I think.
- The spikes in the periodogram seem mainly the different harmonics of the pulsar, not the window function. They are all at multiples of ~30 Hz, right?
Changed alias--> harmonic
… os lib commands to standardise the paths
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Added a Jupyter Notebook tutorial to analyse the LAXPC data.
The data is currently hosted on my google drive. If the notebook works, we can move it to a different data repo