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The code currently assumes that we have Nz independent bins in redshift, each of them with the same Nk bins in k.
However, the k-binning could be different in each z-bin (see #14) and the z-bins are not always independent (see #12).
We could tackle both issues together by allowing a data vector that includes all k-bins of all z-bins, with a large covariance matrix that can correlate all of them.
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The code currently assumes that we have Nz independent bins in redshift, each of them with the same Nk bins in k.
However, the k-binning could be different in each z-bin (see #14) and the z-bins are not always independent (see #12).
We could tackle both issues together by allowing a data vector that includes all k-bins of all z-bins, with a large covariance matrix that can correlate all of them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: