Alex Nitz

@aleynaakyuz I don't think this will do what you think. I think you'd only see a message if the injection-file option wasn't given. I think what you need to do...

Think about potential changes here. https://github.com/gwastro/pycbc/blob/master/pycbc/inject/inject.py#L561

@WuShichao Shouldn't it be a separate example rather than overwriting the existing one? I know you left stuff in the comments, but I think a separate file would be better....

@spxiwh The psd calculation itself is actually not problematic. It can be done in either float32 or float64 already just by choice of input (e.g. whatever the precision of the...

@spxiwh The hint from @ArthurTolley I think explains the issue potentially. Try the following and I think it will look "ok". ``` fake_strain=aLIGODesignSensitivityT1800044 ifo=H1 duration=32 out_path="./${ifo}-SIMULATED_STRAIN-{start}-{duration}.gwf" for chunk in {1..2};...


@bmck039 Thank you for reporting this. It definitely seems odd. That function uses an optimizer to try to fit to subsample precision. Perhaps that process is failing? https://github.com/gwastro/pycbc/blob/master/pycbc/filter/matchedfilter.py#L2075 It doesn't...

@spxiwh I don't understand the choice of defaults here. Why is it different between a notebook and a script? A notebook is exactly where I wouldn't care as much about...

@spxiwh My guess is that it just wasn't suggested, probably not anything deep into any choice. I think the fact that swiglal was already able to raise a RuntimError with...

@spxiwh I'm getting back to addressing this. Do you have an example where the c-error would not be apparent in a notebook? The obvious example of EOB doesn't seem to...