A Non-parametric Approach to Constrain the Transfer Function in Reverberation Mapping.
reference: Li, Y.-R., Wang, J.-M., & Bai, J.-M. 2016, ApJ, 831, 206 (http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2016ApJ...831..206L)
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GSL--- the GNU Scientific Library, downloaded at http://www.gnu.org/software/gs -
LAPACKE--- the C-interface of LAPACK, downloaded at http://www.netlib.org/lapack/
Note that in Linux system, there are package managers that can install the above libraries convienently. If so, use them. In this case, the libraries usually are installed in standard environment path. Otherwise, any of the above libraries is not installed in standard locations on your system, the Makefile provided with the code may need slight adjustments.
To run the code in a terminal, type:
./recon param.txtparam.txt is the parameter file.
param.txt provided in the code specifies the configurations need by the code to run. Change them according to your datasets.
The best recovered transfer function is output into file data/transfer.txt. Using the python script lcplot.py in the subdirectory analysis to plot the results.
Yan-Rong Li,
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