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| ===== Complete installation scripts ===== | ===== Complete installation scripts ===== | ||
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| + | <color orange> Recommended if you are not familiar with the package organization and want to reproduce published results.</color> | ||
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| Download one of the following scripts in the directory where you want to install the package and execute it (you need to do a ''chmod u+x xxx-installation.sh'' first, you also need to have ''wget'' installed). | Download one of the following scripts in the directory where you want to install the package and execute it (you need to do a ''chmod u+x xxx-installation.sh'' first, you also need to have ''wget'' installed). | ||
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| Rui : 'For compilation on my Mac (and hence on the homebrew formula) I had to force $LDFLAGS with "-L/path/to/libgfortran -lgfortran"' | Rui : 'For compilation on my Mac (and hence on the homebrew formula) I had to force $LDFLAGS with "-L/path/to/libgfortran -lgfortran"' | ||
| - | ===== Complete installation scripts ===== | ||
| - | Download one of the following scripts in the directory where you want to install the package and execute it (you need to do a ''chmod u+x xxx-installation.sh'' first, you also need to have ''wget'' installed). | ||
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| - | * {{::jla-installation.sh}}, as in Betoule et al. (2014), SDSS-II/SNLS3 Joint Light-curve Analysis, [[http://supernovae.in2p3.fr/sdss_snls_jla/ReadMe.html|link to the data release page]]. | ||
| - | * {{::snls3-installation.sh}}, as in Guy et al. (2010), SNLS 3 year analysis, [[https://tspace.library.utoronto.ca/snls/|link to the data release page]]. | ||
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| - | You can check the agreement of the content of the output file ''result_salt2.dat'' with the released result for the SN in the test directory ''result_salt2_xxx.dat''. | ||
| ===== Light curves Input format ===== | ===== Light curves Input format ===== | ||
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| ===== Other tools ===== | ===== Other tools ===== | ||
| - | You can write the light curves of the model with ''snlc'' (note: you need snfit v 2.4.1 or above to run it with new lightcurve format): | + | You can write the light curves of the model with ''snlc'' (note: you need snfit v 2.4.2 or above to run it with new lightcurve format): |
| snlc writes an ASCII file with the lightcurve of the model | snlc writes an ASCII file with the lightcurve of the model | ||
| - | usage : snlc lightcurve1 lightcurve2 ... -p filename | + | usage : snlc lightcurve1 lightcurve2 ... -p parameter_filename -o output_filename |
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| - | ''filename'' is the path of the output file of ''snfit'': (i.e. ''result_salt.dat'' or ''result_salt2.dat'') | + | ''parameter_filename'' is the path of the output file of ''snfit'': (i.e. ''result_salt.dat'' or ''result_salt2.dat'') |
| A simple plotter in python (requires matplotlib and numpy) can be downloaded here {{:snplot.py|}} | A simple plotter in python (requires matplotlib and numpy) can be downloaded here {{:snplot.py|}} | ||