Modified lumfunc to include cumulative distributions #75
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astroML/lumfunc.py
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Let's change get_cumulative to return_cumulative
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Looks good! Last thing we need is unit tests for the new functionality. |
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I didn't test the binned and bootstrapped functions separately since one builds on the other. I also didn't test the bootstrapped function with and without the "return_cumulative" param set to True, as whether it's true or false the output uses the same lines of code right up until the very last bit |
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should be ybins[1:] + ybins[:-1], yes?
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The cumulative distribution can be accessed by setting the parameter get_cumulative to True. It defaults to False so that it doesn't break any existing code that generates functions from the old lumfunc.py