I needed to re-run the efficiency/completeness calculations for the three different luminosity functions, with the corrected computations that Adam Myers helped me come up with.
I re-ran them over the weekend, and to try to make things run faster, I ran with a higher spectroscopic completeness (less objects). But unfortunately this caused my numbers to be much lower than when I used a larger set...
completeness threshold = 0.5
20 targets / deg^2, completeness = 46%, efficiency = 58%
40 targets / deg^2, completeness = 62%, efficiency = 41%
completeness threshold = 0.8
20 targets / deg^2, completeness = 43%, efficiency = 52%
40 targets / deg^2, completeness = 58%, efficiency = 35%
So, I've set some runs going on the larger sets (completeness threshold = 0.5).
The code to do this is in the following log file:
../logs/110221log.pro
The runs are in the following directories:
j06runnew
r06runnew
hrh07runnew
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Re-running Luminosity Functions
Labels:
Adam Myers,
completeness,
efficiency,
likelihood,
luminosity function
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