def testOffsetSmall(self): """Test offset, angularSeparation and orientationTo for small offsets not too near the pole In this regime delta-long = dist along long / cos(lat) is a reasonable approximation but I have no simple way to compute toOrient, except if dist very small then toOrient = fromOrient """ for fromPolarAng in (-40.0, 0.43, 36.7): cosPolarAng = cosd(fromPolarAng) for fromEquatAng in (0, 41.0): # should not matter fromCoord = Coord(fromEquatAng, fromPolarAng) for fromOrient in (-90, -72, -45.0, -30, 0.01, 12.5, 31, 47, 56, 68, 89): cosFromOrient = cosd(fromOrient) sinFromOrient = sind(fromOrient) for dist in (0, 1e-12, 1e-11, 1e-10, 1e-9, 1e-8, 1e-7, 1e-5, 0.001, 0.01, 0.13): predEquatAng = fromEquatAng + (dist * cosFromOrient / cosPolarAng) predPolarAng = fromPolarAng + (dist * sinFromOrient) toCoord, toOrient = fromCoord.offset(fromOrient, dist) atPole, toEquatAng, toPolarAng = toCoord.getSphPos() if abs(dist) > 0.1: places = 3 else: places = 5 if abs(dist) < 0.0001: orientPlaces = 4 else: orientPlaces = 7 self.assertAlmostEqual(toEquatAng, predEquatAng, places=places) self.assertAlmostEqual(toPolarAng, predPolarAng, places=places) fromCoord = Coord(fromEquatAng, fromPolarAng) toCoord = Coord(toEquatAng, toPolarAng) self.assertAlmostEqual( dist, fromCoord.angularSeparation(toCoord)) predFromOrient = fromCoord.orientationTo(toCoord) if numpy.isfinite(predFromOrient): self.assertAlmostEqual(fromOrient, predFromOrient, places=orientPlaces) self.assertAlmostEqual( toOrient, wrapNear( 180 + toCoord.orientationTo(fromCoord), toOrient), places=orientPlaces) else: self.assertLess(dist, 1e-7) self.assertAlmostEqual(fromEquatAng, toEquatAng) self.assertAlmostEqual(fromPolarAng, toPolarAng) self.assertAlmostEqual(fromOrient, toOrient)
def testAtPole(self): """Test atPole computation """ for equatAng in (0, 33.6, -123.4): for polarAng in (0, -89.999, 89.999, 89.9999999, -89.9999999): coord = Coord(equatAng, polarAng) vec = coord.getVecPos() fracXYMag = math.hypot(vec[0], vec[1]) / coord.getDistance() predAtPole = fracXYMag**2 < DoubleEpsilon self.assertEqual(predAtPole, coord.atPole())
def testDist(self): """Test distance """ for parallax in (0, MinParallax / 0.899999999, MinParallax / 0.900000001, MinParallax, 1, 3.4, 75.3): adjParallax = max(parallax, MinParallax) predDist = distanceFromParallax(adjParallax) predAtInf = parallax < MinParallax / 0.9 for coord in ( # test one with space motion, one without Coord(43, 23, parallax), Coord(-32, 89.99, parallax, 3, 5, 2), ): self.assertAlmostEqual(coord.getDistance(), predDist, 2) self.assertEqual(predAtInf, coord.atInfinity())
def testOffset(self): """Test offset, angularSeparation and orientationTo for offsets over a wide range of angles """ for fromPolarAng in (-87.1, -25.5, 0.43, 36.7, 87.0): for fromEquatAng in (0, 41.0): # should not matter fromCoord = Coord(fromEquatAng, fromPolarAng) for fromOrient in (-89.9, -45.0, 0.01, 12.5, 89.0, 90.0): for dist in (0.0001, 0.01, 0.13, 5.73): sideA = 90.0 - fromPolarAng angB = 90.0 - fromOrient sideC = dist unknownAng, angA, sideB, angC = angSideAng(sideA, angB, sideC) self.assertFalse(unknownAng) predEquatAng = fromEquatAng + angC predPolarAng = 90 - sideB predAng = angA - 90 toCoord, toOrient = fromCoord.offset(fromOrient, dist) atPole, toEquatAng, toPolarAng = toCoord.getSphPos() places = 7 self.assertAlmostEqual(toEquatAng, predEquatAng, places=places) self.assertAlmostEqual(toPolarAng, predPolarAng, places=places) self.assertAlmostEqual(toOrient, predAng, places=places) fromCoord = Coord(fromEquatAng, fromPolarAng) toCoord = Coord(toEquatAng, toPolarAng) self.assertAlmostEqual(dist, fromCoord.angularSeparation(toCoord)) self.assertAlmostEqual(fromOrient, fromCoord.orientationTo(toCoord)) self.assertAlmostEqual(toOrient, wrapNear(180 + toCoord.orientationTo(fromCoord), toOrient))
def coordIter(): for equatAng in (0, 71, -123.4): for polarAng in (0, -75): for parallax in (0, 0.1): for equatPM in (0, -3): for polarPM in (-7, 0): for radVel in (0, -34): yield Coord(equatAng, polarAng, parallax, equatPM, polarPM, radVel)
def testOffset(self): """Test offset, angularSeparation and orientationTo for offsets over a wide range of angles """ for fromPolarAng in (-87.1, -25.5, 0.43, 36.7, 87.0): for fromEquatAng in (0, 41.0): # should not matter fromCoord = Coord(fromEquatAng, fromPolarAng) for fromOrient in (-89.9, -45.0, 0.01, 12.5, 89.0, 90.0): for dist in (0.0001, 0.01, 0.13, 5.73): sideA = 90.0 - fromPolarAng angB = 90.0 - fromOrient sideC = dist unknownAng, angA, sideB, angC = angSideAng( sideA, angB, sideC) self.assertFalse(unknownAng) predEquatAng = fromEquatAng + angC predPolarAng = 90 - sideB predAng = angA - 90 toCoord, toOrient = fromCoord.offset(fromOrient, dist) atPole, toEquatAng, toPolarAng = toCoord.getSphPos() places = 7 self.assertAlmostEqual(toEquatAng, predEquatAng, places=places) self.assertAlmostEqual(toPolarAng, predPolarAng, places=places) self.assertAlmostEqual(toOrient, predAng, places=places) fromCoord = Coord(fromEquatAng, fromPolarAng) toCoord = Coord(toEquatAng, toPolarAng) self.assertAlmostEqual( dist, fromCoord.angularSeparation(toCoord)) self.assertAlmostEqual( fromOrient, fromCoord.orientationTo(toCoord)) self.assertAlmostEqual( toOrient, wrapNear(180 + toCoord.orientationTo(fromCoord), toOrient))
def testOffsetSmall(self): """Test offset, angularSeparation and orientationTo for small offsets not too near the pole In this regime delta-long = dist along long / cos(lat) is a reasonable approximation but I have no simple way to compute toOrient, except if dist very small then toOrient = fromOrient """ for fromPolarAng in (-40.0, 0.43, 36.7): cosPolarAng = cosd(fromPolarAng) for fromEquatAng in (0, 41.0): # should not matter fromCoord = Coord(fromEquatAng, fromPolarAng) for fromOrient in (-90, -72, -45.0, -30, 0.01, 12.5, 31, 47, 56, 68, 89): cosFromOrient = cosd(fromOrient) sinFromOrient = sind(fromOrient) for dist in (0, 1e-12, 1e-11, 1e-10, 1e-9, 1e-8, 1e-7, 1e-5, 0.001, 0.01, 0.13): predEquatAng = fromEquatAng + (dist * cosFromOrient / cosPolarAng) predPolarAng = fromPolarAng + (dist * sinFromOrient) toCoord, toOrient = fromCoord.offset(fromOrient, dist) atPole, toEquatAng, toPolarAng = toCoord.getSphPos() if abs(dist) > 0.1: places = 3 else: places = 5 if abs(dist) < 0.0001: orientPlaces = 4 else: orientPlaces = 7 self.assertAlmostEqual(toEquatAng, predEquatAng, places=places) self.assertAlmostEqual(toPolarAng, predPolarAng, places=places) fromCoord = Coord(fromEquatAng, fromPolarAng) toCoord = Coord(toEquatAng, toPolarAng) self.assertAlmostEqual(dist, fromCoord.angularSeparation(toCoord)) predFromOrient = fromCoord.orientationTo(toCoord) if numpy.isfinite(predFromOrient): self.assertAlmostEqual(fromOrient, predFromOrient, places=orientPlaces) self.assertAlmostEqual(toOrient, wrapNear(180 + toCoord.orientationTo(fromCoord), toOrient), places=orientPlaces) else: self.assertLess(dist, 1e-7) self.assertAlmostEqual(fromEquatAng, toEquatAng) self.assertAlmostEqual(fromPolarAng, toPolarAng) self.assertAlmostEqual(fromOrient, toOrient)
def testBasics(self): """Check sph -> vec and back again for points not at the pole The round trip test relies on the fact that the internal representation of a coord is vector, so simply retrieving the sph info again suffices to test a round trip. Warning: the test of vector velocity is poor because the code is copied from the C++. However, two other tests will help: - Convert a coordinate system to itself with two different dates of observation and check that the expected amount of spatial motion occurs - Compare coordinate conversion results to the old TCC """ for equatAng in (0, 71, -123.4): for polarAng in (0, -75, -89.999999, 89.999999): for parallax in (0, MinParallax / 0.9000001, MinParallax / 0.8999999, 5): for equatPM in (4,): # (0, 4): for polarPM in (-7,): # (0, -7): for radVel in (0, -34): coord = Coord(equatAng, polarAng, parallax, equatPM, polarPM, radVel) self.assertFalse(coord.atPole()) self.assertEqual(coord.atInfinity(), parallax < MinParallax / 0.9) # check vector position vecPos = coord.getVecPos() dist = coord.getDistance() self.assertAlmostEqual(numpy.linalg.norm(vecPos), dist, 2) predVecPos = ( dist * cosd(polarAng) * cosd(equatAng), dist * cosd(polarAng) * sind(equatAng), dist * sind(polarAng), ) self.assertTrue(numpy.allclose(predVecPos, vecPos)) # check vector proper motion vecPM = coord.getVecPM() RadPerYear_per_ArcsecPerCentury = RadPerDeg / (ArcsecPerDeg * 100.0) SecPerYear = SecPerDay * DaysPerYear AUPerYear_per_KmPerSec = SecPerYear / KmPerAU sinEquat = sind(equatAng) cosEquat = cosd(equatAng) sinPolar = sind(polarAng) cosPolar = cosd(polarAng) # change units of proper motion from arcsec/century to au/year pmAUPerYear1 = equatPM * dist * RadPerYear_per_ArcsecPerCentury pmAUPerYear2 = polarPM * dist * RadPerYear_per_ArcsecPerCentury # change units of radial velocity from km/sec to au/year radVelAUPerYear = radVel * AUPerYear_per_KmPerSec predVecPM = ( - (pmAUPerYear2 * sinPolar * cosEquat) - (pmAUPerYear1 * cosPolar * sinEquat) + (radVelAUPerYear * cosPolar * cosEquat), - (pmAUPerYear2 * sinPolar * sinEquat) + (pmAUPerYear1 * cosPolar * cosEquat) + (radVelAUPerYear * cosPolar * sinEquat), + (pmAUPerYear2 * cosPolar) + (radVelAUPerYear * sinPolar), ) self.assertTrue(numpy.allclose(predVecPM, vecPM)) # check round trip atPole, destEquatAng, destPolarAng = coord.getSphPos() self.assertAlmostEqual(wrapPos(equatAng), destEquatAng) self.assertAlmostEqual(polarAng, destPolarAng) destParallax = coord.getParallax() predParallax = 0 if coord.atInfinity() else parallax self.assertAlmostEqual(predParallax, destParallax) atPole, destEquatPM, destPolarPM = coord.getPM() self.assertAlmostEqual(equatPM, destEquatPM, 6) self.assertAlmostEqual(polarPM, destPolarPM, 6) destRadVel = coord.getRadVel() self.assertAlmostEqual(radVel, destRadVel) coordCopy = Coord(coord) self.assertEqual(repr(coord), repr(coordCopy))
def testBasics(self): """Check sph -> vec and back again for points not at the pole The round trip test relies on the fact that the internal representation of a coord is vector, so simply retrieving the sph info again suffices to test a round trip. Warning: the test of vector velocity is poor because the code is copied from the C++. However, two other tests will help: - Convert a coordinate system to itself with two different dates of observation and check that the expected amount of spatial motion occurs - Compare coordinate conversion results to the old TCC """ for equatAng in (0, 71, -123.4): for polarAng in (0, -75, -89.999999, 89.999999): for parallax in (0, MinParallax / 0.9000001, MinParallax / 0.8999999, 5): for equatPM in (4, ): # (0, 4): for polarPM in (-7, ): # (0, -7): for radVel in (0, -34): coord = Coord(equatAng, polarAng, parallax, equatPM, polarPM, radVel) self.assertFalse(coord.atPole()) self.assertEqual(coord.atInfinity(), parallax < MinParallax / 0.9) # check vector position vecPos = coord.getVecPos() dist = coord.getDistance() self.assertAlmostEqual( numpy.linalg.norm(vecPos), dist, 2) predVecPos = ( dist * cosd(polarAng) * cosd(equatAng), dist * cosd(polarAng) * sind(equatAng), dist * sind(polarAng), ) self.assertTrue( numpy.allclose(predVecPos, vecPos)) # check vector proper motion vecPM = coord.getVecPM() RadPerYear_per_ArcsecPerCentury = RadPerDeg / ( ArcsecPerDeg * 100.0) SecPerYear = SecPerDay * DaysPerYear AUPerYear_per_KmPerSec = SecPerYear / KmPerAU sinEquat = sind(equatAng) cosEquat = cosd(equatAng) sinPolar = sind(polarAng) cosPolar = cosd(polarAng) # change units of proper motion from arcsec/century to au/year pmAUPerYear1 = equatPM * dist * RadPerYear_per_ArcsecPerCentury pmAUPerYear2 = polarPM * dist * RadPerYear_per_ArcsecPerCentury # change units of radial velocity from km/sec to au/year radVelAUPerYear = radVel * AUPerYear_per_KmPerSec predVecPM = ( -(pmAUPerYear2 * sinPolar * cosEquat) - (pmAUPerYear1 * cosPolar * sinEquat) + (radVelAUPerYear * cosPolar * cosEquat), -(pmAUPerYear2 * sinPolar * sinEquat) + (pmAUPerYear1 * cosPolar * cosEquat) + (radVelAUPerYear * cosPolar * sinEquat), +(pmAUPerYear2 * cosPolar) + (radVelAUPerYear * sinPolar), ) self.assertTrue( numpy.allclose(predVecPM, vecPM)) # check round trip atPole, destEquatAng, destPolarAng = coord.getSphPos( ) self.assertAlmostEqual(wrapPos(equatAng), destEquatAng) self.assertAlmostEqual(polarAng, destPolarAng) destParallax = coord.getParallax() predParallax = 0 if coord.atInfinity( ) else parallax self.assertAlmostEqual(predParallax, destParallax) atPole, destEquatPM, destPolarPM = coord.getPM( ) self.assertAlmostEqual(equatPM, destEquatPM, 6) self.assertAlmostEqual(polarPM, destPolarPM, 6) destRadVel = coord.getRadVel() self.assertAlmostEqual(radVel, destRadVel) coordCopy = Coord(coord) self.assertEqual(repr(coord), repr(coordCopy))