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theoastro [Inference of injected GW signals] 		gw_inference [2023/06/25 15:26] (current)
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   with-eos=True    with-eos=True 
-  eos-data=./eos/eos_IST_sorted  +  eos-data=./eos/eos_sorted  
-  Neos=15000 +  Neos=x<provide_number_EOS_files> 
-  eos-weight=./eos/EOS_IST_sorted_weight.dat+  eos-weight=./eos/EOS_sorted_weight.dat
  
  
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  injection = True  injection = True
  n-simulation = 1  n-simulation = 1
- injection-file = ./O4_injections_mdyninj_1e-5.json+ injection-file = ./injections.json
  injection_numbers=[0]  injection_numbers=[0]
  
-The ''injection = True'' flag enables parameter estimation with injected signals and ''n-simulation = 1'' initiates inference for one synthetic signal. An ''injection-file'' needs to be provided in order to specify for which system the inference should be run. The creation of injected signals is shown [here](./data_inj_obs.html). The ''injection_numbers= [0]'' uses in this case only the first signal in the injection file. +The ''injection = True'' flag enables parameter estimation with injected signals and ''n-simulation = 1'' initiates inference for one synthetic signal. An ''injection-file'' needs to be provided in order to specify for which system the inference should be run. The creation of injected signals is shown [[https://enlil.gw.physik.uni-potsdam.de/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=injections_nmma|here]]. The ''injection_numbers= [0]'' uses in this case only the first signal in the injection file. 
  
 Moreover, other flags which are related to an observed event should be commented out such as trigger time and provided observational data. The rest remains the same as shown above for the case of an observed GW event.  Moreover, other flags which are related to an observed event should be commented out such as trigger time and provided observational data. The rest remains the same as shown above for the case of an observed GW event. 
  
  
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