Three-Point Clustering Statistics (threept
)#
Measure three-point clustering statistics from catalogues.
Local plane-parallel estimators#
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Compute bispectrum from survey-like data and random catalogues in the local plane-parallel approximation. |
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Compute three-point correlation function from survey-like data and random catalogues in the local plane-parallel approximation. |
Global plane-parallel estimators#
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Compute bispectrum from a simulation-box catalogue in the global plane-parallel approximation. |
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Compute three-point correlation function from a simulation-box catalogue in the global plane-parallel approximation. |
Window function estimator#
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Compute three-point correlation function window from a random catalogue. |
- triumvirate.threept.compute_bispec(catalogue_data, catalogue_rand, los_data=None, los_rand=None, degrees=None, binning=None, form=None, idx_bin=None, sampling_params=None, paramset=None, save=False, logger=None)[source]#
Compute bispectrum from survey-like data and random catalogues in the local plane-parallel approximation.
- Parameters
catalogue_data (
ParticleCatalogue
) – Data-source catalogue.catalogue_rand (
ParticleCatalogue
) – Random-source catalogue.los_data ((N, 3) array of float, optional) – Specified lines of sight for the data-source catalogue. If None (default), this is automatically computed using
compute_los()
.los_rand ((N, 3) array of float, optional) – Specified lines of sight for the random-source catalogue. If None (default), this is automatically computed using
compute_los()
.degrees (tuple of (int, int, int) or str of length 3, optional) – Multipole degrees either as a tuple (‘ell1’, ‘ell2’, ‘ELL’) or as a string of length 3. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['degrees']
entries. If a string, multipole degrees are assumed to be single-digit integers.binning (
Binning
, optional) – Binning for the measurements. If None (default), this is constructed from paramset.form ({‘diag’, ‘off-diag’, ‘row’, ‘full’}, optional) – Binning form of the measurements. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['form']
.idx_bin (int, optional) – When binning form is ‘row’, this is the fixed bin index for the first coordinate dimension; when binning form is ‘off-diag’, this is the upper-triangular off-diagonal index; otherwise, this is ignored. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['idx_bin']
.sampling_params (dict, optional) – Dictionary containing a subset of the following entries for sampling parameters—
‘alignment’: {‘centre’, ‘pad’};
‘boxsize’: sequence of [float, float, float];
‘ngrid’: sequence of [int, int, int];
‘assignment’: {‘ngp’, ‘cic’, ‘tsc’, ‘pcs’};
‘interlace’: bool;
and exactly one of the following only when ‘alignment’ is ‘pad’—
‘boxpad’: float;
‘gridpad’: float.
If not None (default), this will override the corresponding entries in paramset.
paramset (
ParameterSet
, optional) – Full parameter set (default is None). This is used in lieu of degrees, binning, form, idx_bin or sampling_params.save ({‘.txt’, ‘.npz’, False}, optional) – If not False (default), save the measurements as a ‘.txt’ file or in ‘.npz’ format. The save path is determined from paramset (if unset, a default file path in the current working directory is used).
logger (
logging.Logger
, optional) – Logger (default is None).
- Returns
results – Measurement results as a dictionary with the following entries—
‘k1_bin’, ‘k2_bin’: central wavenumber for each bin of the first and second wavenumbers;
’k1_eff’, ‘k2_eff’: effective wavenumber for each bin of the first and second wavenumbers;
’nmodes_1’, ‘nmodes_2’: number of wavevector modes in each bin of the first and second wavenumbers;
’bk_raw’: bispectrum raw measurements including any specified normalisation and shot noise;
’bk_shot’: bispectrum shot noise.
The effective wavenumber is here defined as the average wavenumber in each bin.
- Return type
dict of {str:
numpy.ndarray
}
Examples
Specify multipole degrees (0, 0, 2) and bispectrum ‘row’ form with the first wavenumber fixed in the bin indexed 5. These override the corresponding parameters supplied by paramset.
>>> results = compute_bispec( ... catalogue_data, catalogue_rand, ... degrees=(0, 0, 2), ... form='full', ... idx_bin=5, ... paramset=paramset ... )
See more analogous examples in
compute_powspec()
.
- triumvirate.threept.compute_3pcf(catalogue_data, catalogue_rand, los_data=None, los_rand=None, degrees=None, binning=None, form=None, idx_bin=None, sampling_params=None, paramset=None, save=False, logger=None)[source]#
Compute three-point correlation function from survey-like data and random catalogues in the local plane-parallel approximation.
- Parameters
catalogue_data (
ParticleCatalogue
) – Data-source catalogue.catalogue_rand (
ParticleCatalogue
) – Random-source catalogue.los_data ((N, 3) array of float, optional) – Specified lines of sight for the data-source catalogue. If None (default), this is automatically computed using
compute_los()
.los_rand ((N, 3) array of float, optional) – Specified lines of sight for the random-source catalogue. If None (default), this is automatically computed using
compute_los()
.degrees (tuple of (int, int, int) or str of length 3, optional) – Multipole degrees either as a tuple (‘ell1’, ‘ell2’, ‘ELL’) or as a string of length 3. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['degrees']
entries. If a string, multipole degrees are assumed to be single-digit integers.binning (
Binning
, optional) – Binning for the measurements. If None (default), this is constructed from paramset.form ({‘diag’, ‘off-diag’, ‘row’, ‘full’}, optional) – Binning form of the measurements. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['form']
.idx_bin (int, optional) – When binning form is ‘row’, this is the fixed bin index for the first coordinate dimension; when binning form is ‘off-diag’, this is the upper-triangular off-diagonal index; otherwise, this is ignored. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['idx_bin']
.sampling_params (dict, optional) – Dictionary containing a subset of the following entries for sampling parameters—
‘alignment’: {‘centre’, ‘pad’};
‘boxsize’: sequence of [float, float, float];
‘ngrid’: sequence of [int, int, int];
‘assignment’: {‘ngp’, ‘cic’, ‘tsc’, ‘pcs’};
‘interlace’: bool;
and exactly one of the following only when ‘alignment’ is ‘pad’—
‘boxpad’: float;
‘gridpad’: float.
If not None (default), this will override the corresponding entries in paramset.
paramset (
ParameterSet
, optional) – Full parameter set (default is None). This is used in lieu of degrees, binning, form, idx_bin or sampling_params.save ({‘.txt’, ‘.npz’, False}, optional) – If not False (default), save the measurements as a ‘.txt’ file or in ‘.npz’ format. The save path is determined from paramset (if unset, a default file path in the current working directory is used).
logger (
logging.Logger
, optional) – Logger (default is None).
- Returns
results – Measurement results as a dictionary with the following entries—
‘r1_bin’, ‘r2_bin’: central separation for each bin of the first and second separations;
’r1_eff’, ‘r2_eff’: effective separation for each bin of the first and second separations;
’npairs_1’, ‘npairs_2’: number of separation pairs in each bin of the first and second separations;
’zeta_raw’: three-point correlation function raw measurements including any specified normalisation and shot noise;
’zeta_shot’: three-point correlation function shot noise.
The effective separation is here defined as the average separation in each bin.
- Return type
dict of {str:
numpy.ndarray
}
Examples
See analogous examples in
compute_bispec()
.
- triumvirate.threept.compute_bispec_in_gpp_box(catalogue_data, degrees=None, binning=None, form=None, idx_bin=None, sampling_params=None, paramset=None, save=False, logger=None)[source]#
Compute bispectrum from a simulation-box catalogue in the global plane-parallel approximation.
- Parameters
catalogue_data (
ParticleCatalogue
) – Data-source catalogue.degrees (tuple of (int, int, int) or str of length 3, optional) – Multipole degrees either as a tuple (‘ell1’, ‘ell2’, ‘ELL’) or as a string of length 3. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['degrees']
entries. If a string, multipole degrees are assumed to be single-digit integers.binning (
Binning
, optional) – Binning for the measurements. If None (default), this is constructed from paramset.form ({‘diag’, ‘off-diag’, ‘row’, ‘full’}, optional) – Binning form of the measurements. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['form']
.idx_bin (int, optional) – When binning form is ‘row’, this is the fixed bin index for the first coordinate dimension; when binning form is ‘off-diag’, this is the upper-triangular off-diagonal index; otherwise, this is ignored. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['idx_bin']
.sampling_params (dict, optional) – Dictionary containing a subset of the following entries for sampling parameters—
‘alignment’: {‘centre’, ‘pad’};
‘boxsize’: sequence of [float, float, float];
‘ngrid’: sequence of [int, int, int];
‘assignment’: {‘ngp’, ‘cic’, ‘tsc’, ‘pcs’};
‘interlace’: bool;
and exactly one of the following only when ‘alignment’ is ‘pad’—
‘boxpad’: float;
‘gridpad’: float.
If not None (default), this will override the corresponding entries in paramset.
paramset (
ParameterSet
, optional) – Full parameter set (default is None). This is used in lieu of degrees, binning, form, idx_bin or sampling_params.save ({‘.txt’, ‘.npz’, False}, optional) – If not False (default), save the measurements as a ‘.txt’ file or in ‘.npz’ format. The save path is determined from paramset (if unset, a default file path in the current working directory is used).
logger (
logging.Logger
, optional) – Logger (default is None).
- Returns
results – Measurement results as a dictionary with the following entries—
‘k1_bin’, ‘k2_bin’: central wavenumber for each bin of the first and second wavenumbers;
’k1_eff’, ‘k2_eff’: effective wavenumber for each bin of the first and second wavenumbers;
’nmodes_1’, ‘nmodes_2’: number of wavevector modes in each bin of the first and second wavenumbers;
’bk_raw’: bispectrum raw measurements including any specified normalisation and shot noise;
’bk_shot’: bispectrum shot noise.
The effective wavenumber is here defined as the average wavenumber in each bin.
- Return type
dict of {str:
numpy.ndarray
}
Examples
See analogous examples in
compute_bispec()
(though without the line-of-sight arguments).
- triumvirate.threept.compute_3pcf_in_gpp_box(catalogue_data, degrees=None, binning=None, form=None, idx_bin=None, sampling_params=None, paramset=None, save=False, logger=None)[source]#
Compute three-point correlation function from a simulation-box catalogue in the global plane-parallel approximation.
- Parameters
catalogue_data (
ParticleCatalogue
) – Data-source catalogue.degrees (tuple of (int, int, int) or str of length 3, optional) – Multipole degrees either as a tuple (‘ell1’, ‘ell2’, ‘ELL’) or as a string of length 3. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['degrees']
entries. If a string, multipole degrees are assumed to be single-digit integers.binning (
Binning
, optional) – Binning for the measurements. If None (default), this is constructed from paramset.form ({‘diag’, ‘off-diag’, ‘row’, ‘full’}, optional) – Binning form of the measurements. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['form']
.idx_bin (int, optional) – When binning form is ‘row’, this is the fixed bin index for the first coordinate dimension; when binning form is ‘off-diag’, this is the upper-triangular off-diagonal index; otherwise, this is ignored. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['idx_bin']
.sampling_params (dict, optional) – Dictionary containing a subset of the following entries for sampling parameters—
‘alignment’: {‘centre’, ‘pad’};
‘boxsize’: sequence of [float, float, float];
‘ngrid’: sequence of [int, int, int];
‘assignment’: {‘ngp’, ‘cic’, ‘tsc’, ‘pcs’};
‘interlace’: bool;
and exactly one of the following only when ‘alignment’ is ‘pad’—
‘boxpad’: float;
‘gridpad’: float.
If not None (default), this will override the corresponding entries in paramset.
paramset (
ParameterSet
, optional) – Full parameter set (default is None). This is used in lieu of degree, binning, form, idx_bin or sampling_params.save ({‘.txt’, ‘.npz’, False}, optional) – If not False (default), save the measurements as a ‘.txt’ file or in ‘.npz’ format. The save path is determined from paramset (if unset, a default file path in the current working directory is used).
logger (
logging.Logger
, optional) – Logger (default is None).
- Returns
results – Measurement results as a dictionary with the following entries—
‘r1_bin’, ‘r2_bin’: central separation for each bin of the first and second separations;
’r1_eff’, ‘r2_eff’: effective separation for each bin of the first and second separations;
’npairs_1’, ‘npairs_2’: number of separation pairs in each bin of the first and second separations;
’zeta_raw’: three-point correlation function raw measurements including any specified normalisation and shot noise;
’zeta_shot’: three-point correlation function shot noise.
The effective separation is here defined as the average separation in each bin.
- Return type
dict of {str:
numpy.ndarray
}
Examples
See analogous examples in
compute_bispec()
(though without the line-of-sight arguments).
- triumvirate.threept.compute_3pcf_window(catalogue_rand, los_rand=None, degrees=None, wa_orders=None, binning=None, form=None, idx_bin=None, sampling_params=None, paramset=None, save=False, logger=None)[source]#
Compute three-point correlation function window from a random catalogue.
- Parameters
catalogue_rand (
ParticleCatalogue
) – Random-source catalogue.los_rand ((N, 3) array of float, optional) – Specified lines of sight for the random-source catalogue. If None (default), this is automatically computed using
compute_los()
.degrees (tuple of (int, int, int) or str of length 3, optional) – Multipole degrees either as a tuple (‘ell1’, ‘ell2’, ‘ELL’) or as a string of length 3. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['degrees']
entries. If a string, multipole degrees are assumed to be single-digit integers.wa_orders (tuple of (int, int) or str of length 2, optional) – Wide-angle correction orders either as a tuple (‘i_wa’, ‘j_wa’) or as a string of length 2. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['wa_orders']
entries. If a string, multipole degrees are assumed to be single-digit integers.binning (
Binning
, optional) – Binning for the measurements. If None (default), this is constructed from paramset.form ({‘diag’, ‘off-diag’, ‘row’, ‘full’}, optional) – Binning form of the measurements. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['form']
.idx_bin (int, optional) – When binning form is ‘row’, this is the fixed bin index for the first coordinate dimension; when binning form is ‘off-diag’, this is the upper-triangular off-diagonal index; otherwise, this is ignored. If not None (default), this will override
paramset['idx_bin']
.sampling_params (dict, optional) – Dictionary containing a subset of the following entries for sampling parameters—
‘alignment’: {‘centre’, ‘pad’};
‘boxsize’: sequence of [float, float, float];
‘ngrid’: sequence of [int, int, int];
‘assignment’: {‘ngp’, ‘cic’, ‘tsc’, ‘pcs’};
‘interlace’: bool;
and exactly one of the following only when ‘alignment’ is ‘pad’—
‘boxpad’: float;
‘gridpad’: float.
If not None (default), this will override the corresponding entries in paramset.
paramset (
ParameterSet
, optional) – Full parameter set (default is None). This is used in lieu of degrees, binning, form, idx_bin or sampling_params.save ({‘.txt’, ‘.npz’, False}, optional) – If not False (default), save the measurements as a ‘.txt’ file or in ‘.npz’ format. The save path is determined from paramset (if unset, a default file path in the current working directory is used).
logger (
logging.Logger
, optional) – Logger (default is None).
- Returns
results – Measurement results as a dictionary with the following entries—
‘r1_bin’, ‘r2_bin’: central separation for each bin of the first and second separations;
’r1_eff’, ‘r2_eff’: effective separation for each bin of the first and second separations;
’npairs_1’, ‘npairs_2’: number of separation pairs in each bin of the first and second separations;
’zeta_raw’: three-point correlation function raw measurements including any specified normalisation and shot noise;
’zeta_shot’: three-point correlation function shot noise.
The effective separation is here defined as the average separation in each bin.
- Return type
dict of {str:
numpy.ndarray
}
Examples
See analogous examples in
compute_bispec()
.