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Currently, the cross-correlation function only accepts two lightcurve objects. It would help to have the option to have an Average/Crossspectrum object be a potential input as well.
Thanks @davis191, good suggestion. I don't personally know when I'll have the time to work on this, but if you and/or someone else come out with an implementation I can help adapting it to our code.
Isn't the cross correlation just the inverse Fourier transform of the cross spectrum? If so, the implementation should be very straightforward. The relevant class is in stingray/crosscorrelation.py. We could modify the __init__ method to allow a cross spectrum object.
Hi,
Currently, the cross-correlation function only accepts two lightcurve objects. It would help to have the option to have an Average/Crossspectrum object be a potential input as well.
pinging: @abigailStev @swapsha96
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