Various python programs for interacting with Jerry Orosz's ELC code.
The mid-2014 version of ELC itself is included here, but the documentation is incomplete and this repo is not primarily concerned with compiling / running / understanding all the tweakable settings in ELC. All I will say is, you can try to compile geneticELC and/or markovELC with a command like this:
ifort -O2 -f77rtl -132 -mcmodel=medium -shared-intel markovELC.for -o markovELC
But if you care deeply about ELC itself, you should be in touch with Jerry (jorosz@mail.sdsu.edu).
Tools in this repo include:
- ELCgapmaker.py: creates the ELCgap.inp file by identifying "gap" regions outside of eclipses. This can be used to specify which time chunks of a light curve to ignore when running ELC.
- ELCplotter_new.py: plots light curve, RV curve, and best fits thereof after running geneticELC or markovELC. Includes "zoom panels" for both the primary and secondary eclipses.
- 2Dhistgrid.py: plots a whole bunch of 2D histograms of fit variables vs. each other so you can see the parameter space explored by either geneticELC or markovELC.
- ... and more to come
You might also be interested in my kepler-makelc repo, which contains:
- ELClcprep.py: turns output from kepler-makelc/makelc.py into an ELC-friendly light curve text file
- (among other great things)