Open dlanzieri opened 2 years ago
Ah, nice :-) Two comments:
Can you make it so that all plots are on the same scale, given by the size of the PS contours?
Can you use ChainConsumer to make these Fisher forecasts plots? You can find an example in this notebook: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1K8cB1h3ge3kTVut81Xnkw2kNiKFIn8HI?usp=sharing
from chainconsumer import ChainConsumer
c = ChainConsumer()
c.add_covariance(fid_params , jnp.linalg.inv(F),
parameters=["$\Omega_c$", "$\sigma_8$"], name="Fisher")
fig = c.plotter.plot(figsize="column", truth=fid_params)
And one question:
- What are your questions on these plots? We designed the experiment to access exactly the same scales, what are you unsure about?
This issue is to track and discuss the preliminary results of our Fisher analysis. In this notebook I started to compute the Fisher matrix and the Fisher contours by using different combinations of Wavelet scales. This is an example of how a filter map looks like for the chosen scales: Following, the Fisher constraints from the multiscale peak counts compared to constraints from the multiscale power spectrum: . N.B the Red is the power spectrum and the purple is the peak counts. I also had a look at the contribution of the peak counts for a single Starlet scale. The following results correspond to the peak counts computed on a map filtered with a single Starlet scale (images-like the ones shown above) compared to multiscale power spectrum.
N.B the Red is the power spectrum and the blue is the peak counts.
@EiffL Can you have a look at these results?