Script for covariance from Gaussian simulations#286
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This circles nicely from the bug reported in #291 to the validation of the Gaussian simulated covariance and the GLASS mocks. The bug fixed on the noise bias propagation for the iNKA covariance looks much better (see below)
I shared the non-tomographic agreement between the Gaussian sims and the iNKA covariance above. This agreement remains in the tomographic case (see figure below for the bin 6-6 of the test mock used, I also checked cross-bins and other auto-correlations)
I think this finalises the validation of #190 #286 #291. @cailmdaley this PR can be reviewed. |
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This PR implements a script from the previous non-tomographic implementation (see issue #282).
The script relies on the cosmo_val cat_config such that it can be run in parallel of cosmo_val.
The Cl evaluations are parallelised with MPI to efficiently get samples.
The pipeline is now running without Runtime errors but remains to be validated against the iNKA implementation.
I will add a plot when the latter validation is ready and ping for reviews.