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Package for analysing and characterising gravitational wave data in python
--epoch is treated as an absolute time. We used to be able to set it relative to start time.
See the following example: ```python >>> from gwpy.types import Series >>> Series([1, 2, 3, 4], xunit='m').xunit Unit(dimensionless) ```
The documentation for gwpy is one of it's strong suits. However, it has recently become very focused on stuff useful for the public (such as access of open data), and...
- [ ] Python 3.x still failing to store the whole table. simply running `convert_unicode_to_bytestring()` method of astropy tables fixes it so that you can fetch and immediately save the...
I may be the only one who uses it but the option is there so that the color bar limits can be set to a percentile value of the actual...
For some reason, calling the `Series.xindex` or, equivalently for timeseries, the `TimeSeries.times` getters causes problems when trying to append an array to another. I will look into this and try...
BLRMS in gwpy and ligo-dv web are vastly different...why please?
In the command line gwpy-plot I'd like the ability to add vertical and horizontal lines (ax.vlines and ax.hlines usually) to any plot and label them. Thanks
I am wondering about modifying the `TimeSeries` spectrogram methods to the following: - `TimeSeries.spectrogram()` : return a periodogram of FFTs (what `spectrogram2` does now) - `TimeSeries.average_spectrogram()` : return a set...
I am trying to crop several `TimeSeries` objects for different channels to the start and end times of a given day and then fill them into a `TimeSeriesDict` (which will...