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Visualize missing mass #96

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drphilmarshall opened this issue May 17, 2016 · 1 comment
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Visualize missing mass #96

drphilmarshall opened this issue May 17, 2016 · 1 comment
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I'd suggest a three panel plot: ray traced kappa, halo model-predicted kappa, difference, to illustrate the quantitative findings coming from #94 - what do you think?

@drphilmarshall drphilmarshall added this to the Thesis Draft milestone May 17, 2016
sweverett added a commit that referenced this issue May 24, 2016
…d maps now plot in correct wcs units. Added the `compare_binned_maps()` method to `plotting.py`, which is close to being able to plot the three maps simultaneously. Simply using the `kappamap` plotting method overwrites previous maps at the moment. #68 #96
sweverett added a commit that referenced this issue May 24, 2016
…wlmap binning and plotting methods, as well as automatically saving the binned map images to `/data/binned_maps`. #68 #96
sweverett added a commit that referenced this issue May 24, 2016
…ndependent of the `kappamap` plotting method, and now succesfully plots the three `kappamap` images with the same scaling and single colorbar. #68 #96
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This can now be done with the compare_binned_maps() method in plotting.py, given two binned kappamaps that result from running bin_to_map() using lens-by-map and lens-by-halo ellipticities.

Here's an example:
kappamaps2
where the left is a binned Hilbert map, the center is the predicted binned kappamap, and the right is the difference of the two maps. All images use the same intensity mapping. Analysis of results is in issue #94 .

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