Revision c8d47ea718755b68fc5cad339a118734810f0554 authored by Collin Capano on 22 June 2020, 17:31:22 UTC, committed by GitHub on 22 June 2020, 17:31:22 UTC
* add generic spherical <-> cartesian transforms; deprecation warnings for spin12 transforms

* fix typo, use sphericaltocartesian in common cbc transforms

* fix typos, register transform

* update example ini file

* initialize cartesian to spherical with right arguments in test

* fix bug in inverse transform

* pep8
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distributions.rst
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Using PyCBC Distributions from PyCBC Inference
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The aim of this page is to demonstrate some simple uses of the distributions available from the distributions.py module available at :py:mod:`pycbc.distributions`.

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Making Mass Distributions in M1 and M2
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Here we will demonstrate how to make different mass populations of binaries. This example shows uniform and gaussian mass distributions.

.. plot:: ../examples/distributions/mass_examples.py
   :include-source:

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Sky Location Distribution as Spin Distribution Example 
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Here we can make a distribution of spins of unit length with equal distribution in x, y, and z to sample the surface of a unit sphere.

.. plot:: ../examples/distributions/spin_examples.py
   :include-source:

Using much of the same code we can also show how this sampling accurately covers the surface of a unit sphere.

.. plot:: ../examples/distributions/spin_spatial_distr_example.py
   :include-source:
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