binned_integration.py
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#! /usr/bin/env python
# ==========================================================================
# This script tests the binned integration.
#
# Requires:
# - matplotlib
# - numpy
#
# Copyright (C) 2012 Jurgen Knodlseder
#
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#
# ==========================================================================
from gammalib import *
from math import *
import os
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
# ======================= #
# Setup energy boundaries #
# ======================= #
def set_ebds(ebins=20):
"""
Setup energy boundaries.
Keywords:
ebins - Number of energy bins
"""
# Setup energy range covered by data
emin = GEnergy()
emax = GEnergy()
emin.MeV(100.0)
emax.MeV(20000.0)
ebds = GEbounds()
ebds.set_log(emin, emax, ebins)
# Return energy boundaries
return ebds
# ============================== #
# Perform analytical integration #
# ============================== #
def int_analytical(ebds, gamma):
"""
Perform analytical integration.
Parameters:
ebds - Energy boundaries
gamma - Power law index
"""
# Initialise result array
integral = []
# Loop over energy bins
for i in range(ebds.size()):
# Perform analytical integration
int = pow(100.0, gamma) / (1.0 - gamma) * \
(pow(ebds.emax(i).MeV(), 1.0 - gamma) - pow(ebds.emin(i).MeV(), 1.0 - gamma))
# Append integral to array
integral.append(int)
# Return array
return integral
# ============================= #
# Perform Trapezoid integration #
# ============================= #
def int_trapezoid(ebds, gamma):
"""
Perform Trapezoid integration.
Parameters:
ebds - Energy boundaries
gamma - Power law index
"""
# Initialise result array
integral = []
# Loop over energy bins
for i in range(ebds.size()):
# Perform integration
int = 0.5 * (ebds.emax(i).MeV() - ebds.emin(i).MeV()) * \
(pow(ebds.emin(i).MeV() / 100.0, -gamma) + pow(ebds.emax(i).MeV() / 100.0, -gamma))
# Append integral to array
integral.append(int)
# Return array
return integral
# ========================================= #
# Perform logarithmic Trapezoid integration #
# ========================================= #
def int_log_trapezoid(ebds, gamma):
"""
Perform logarithmic Trapezoid integration.
Parameters:
ebds - Energy boundaries
gamma - Power law index
"""
# Initialise result array
integral = []
# Loop over energy bins
for i in range(ebds.size()):
# Perform integration
temp1 = ebds.emin(i).MeV() * pow(ebds.emin(i).MeV() / 100.0, -gamma)
temp2 = ebds.emax(i).MeV() * pow(ebds.emax(i).MeV() / 100.0, -gamma)
temp3 = log(ebds.emax(i).MeV() / ebds.emin(i).MeV())
int_ = 0.5 * (temp1 + temp2) * temp3
# Append integral to array
integral.append(int_)
# Return array
return integral
# ========================================== #
# Perform arithmetic mean energy integration #
# ========================================== #
def int_mean(ebds, gamma):
"""
Perform arithmetic mean energy integration.
Parameters:
ebds - Energy boundaries
gamma - Power law index
"""
# Initialise result array
integral = []
# Loop over energy bins
for i in range(ebds.size()):
# Perform integration
energy = 0.5 * (ebds.emax(i).MeV() + ebds.emin(i).MeV())
int = pow(energy / 100.0, -gamma) * (ebds.emax(i).MeV() - ebds.emin(i).MeV())
# Append integral to array
integral.append(int)
# Return array
return integral
# =========================================== #
# Perform logaritmhic mean energy integration #
# =========================================== #
def int_logmean(ebds, gamma):
"""
Perform logaritmhic mean energy integration.
Parameters:
ebds - Energy boundaries
gamma - Power law index
"""
# Initialise result array
integral = []
# Loop over energy bins
for i in range(ebds.size()):
# Perform integration
energy = ebds.elogmean(i).MeV()
int = pow(energy / 100.0, -gamma) * (ebds.emax(i).MeV() - ebds.emin(i).MeV())
# Append integral to array
integral.append(int)
# Return array
return integral
# ========================================= #
# Perform geometric mean energy integration #
# ========================================= #
def int_geometric(ebds, gamma):
"""
Perform geometric mean energy integration.
Parameters:
ebds - Energy boundaries
gamma - Power law index
"""
# Initialise result array
integral = []
# Loop over energy bins
for i in range(ebds.size()):
# Perform integration
energy = sqrt(ebds.emin(i).MeV() * ebds.emax(i).MeV())
int = pow(energy / 100.0, -gamma) * (ebds.emax(i).MeV() - ebds.emin(i).MeV())
# Append integral to array
integral.append(int)
# Return array
return integral
#==========================#
# Main routine entry point #
#==========================#
if __name__ == '__main__':
"""
This script compares different energy integration methods used for binned
analysis. The ScienceTools use the Trapezoid rule to integrate linearly in
energy. The actual GammaLib implementation of the LAT interface use the
logarithmic mean energy.
"""
# Set parameters
gamma = 1.001
ebins = 20
# Setup energy boundaries
ebds = set_ebds(ebins=ebins)
# Create energy axis
energy = []
for i in range(ebds.size()):
energy.append(ebds.elogmean(i).MeV())
# Perform integrations
analytical = int_analytical(ebds, gamma)
trapezoid = int_trapezoid(ebds, gamma)
log_trapezoid = int_log_trapezoid(ebds, gamma)
mean = int_mean(ebds, gamma)
logmean = int_logmean(ebds, gamma)
geometric = int_geometric(ebds, gamma)
# Compute differences
diff_trapezoid = []
diff_log_trapezoid = []
diff_mean = []
diff_logmean = []
diff_geometric = []
for i in range(ebds.size()):
diff_trapezoid.append(trapezoid[i] / analytical[i])
diff_log_trapezoid.append(log_trapezoid[i] / analytical[i])
diff_mean.append(mean[i] / analytical[i])
diff_logmean.append(logmean[i] / analytical[i])
diff_geometric.append(geometric[i] / analytical[i])
# Open plot
plt.figure(1)
plt.title('Binned integration (Gamma=' + str(gamma) + ', ebins=' + str(ebins) + ', 0.1-20 GeV)')
# Plot
plt.semilogx(energy, diff_trapezoid, 'r-', label="Trapezoid")
plt.semilogx(energy, diff_log_trapezoid, 'k-', label="Trapezoid (log)")
plt.semilogx(energy, diff_mean, 'b-', label="Arithmetic mean")
plt.semilogx(energy, diff_logmean, 'y-', label="Log mean")
plt.semilogx(energy, diff_geometric, 'g.', label="Geometric mean")
# plt.ylim(0.9,1.1)
plt.xlabel('Energy (MeV)')
plt.ylabel('Computed / analytical integral')
plt.legend(loc="upper right")
# Show plot
plt.show()