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When creating formatted files for the pipeline to automatically process the paper candidates, I was unsure whether "magpsf" or "magzpsci" corresponded to the correct data to use as the "mag" variable.
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I created reformatted versions of the csv files for the paper to more closely match the standard ingested format, as I noticed only one file was properly imported. I think this might have something to do with the way two of the provided csv files were formatted in that they had a different order for the data and different column labels. This *might* have something to do with the way data is processed in the nmma package (see [this function](https://github.com/nuclear-multimessenger-astronomy/nmma/blob/3f5a43c82649808af148945c0a03b6288939fd87/nmma/em/utils.py#L201) which is referenced [here](https://github.com/nuclear-multimessenger-astronomy/nmma/blob/3f5a43c82649808af148945c0a03b6288939fd87/nmma/em/analysis.py#L471) in analysis.py), but I'd have to investigate the specific behavior in more depth.
This also exposes an issue with how candidate names for data are processed in nmma_fitter, which I have submitted as an [issue](#5). As a stopgap in this case, I've simply removed the second underscore in the formatted file
As for the actual Reformatting, I need to double check whether the correct data is being labelled as mag and mag_unc in this instance; I renamed "magpsf" to "mag" and "sigmapsf" to "mag_unc" though I'm not sure if I should be using the "magzpsci" and "magzpsciunc" columns in this instance. Additionally, these files do not contain an equivalent to limmag as far as I could identify. I've submitted it as an issue [here](#7)
When creating formatted files for the pipeline to automatically process the paper candidates, I was unsure whether "magpsf" or "magzpsci" corresponded to the correct data to use as the "mag" variable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: