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Raw data and configuration files for analysis in arXiv:2502.17400, Accounting for waveform systematic errors

Authors: Kumar, Sumit; Melching, Max; Ohme, Frank;

Raw data and configuration files for analysis in arXiv:2502.17400, Accounting for waveform systematic errors

Abstract

In this data release, we provide all the simulations (gwf) frame files and configuration files for the parameter estimation analysis done in the following work: "Accounting for the Known Unkown: A Parametric Framework to Incorporate Systematic Waveform Errors in Gravitational-Wave Parameter Estimation"The analysis utilizes the publicly available gravitational wave (GW) analysis tool PyCBC and a waveform plugin pycbc_wferrors_plugibn. Description of directories and files The naming conventions of the frame files, configuration files, and run scripts are as follows: Top-level directories:GW150914_like: This directory contains analysis files for a GW150914-type signal at a luminosity distance of 500 Mpc. GW150914_like_DL_100Mpc: This directory contains analysis files for a GW150914-type signal at a luminosity distance of 100 Mpc. GW150914_like_precessing: This directory contains analysis files for a GW150914-type signal with randomly chosen precessing signals at 500 Mpc. Each top-level directory contains a folder with frame files named frame_files_v0. The frame files have following tags to identify: Frame Files Tags: H1, L1, or V1: These tags correspond to the detectors LIGO-Hanford, LIGO-Livingston, or Virgo detectors, respectively. standard: This tag corresponds to an injection where the reference waveform model for the injection has not been modified. mod_abs_zm: In these frame files, the modification to the reference waveform model is applied with absolute-phase parametrization using cubic splines with a Gaussian distribution with zero mean, as described in the paper. mod_abs_nzm: The modification to the reference waveform model is applied with absolute-phase parametrization using cubic splines with a Gaussian distribution with a non-zero mean. mod_rel_zm: In these frame files, the modification to the reference waveform model is applied with relative-phase parametrization using cubic splines with a Gaussian distribution with zero mean. mod_rel_nzm: The modification to the reference waveform model is applied with relative-phase parametrization using cubic splines with a Gaussian distribution with a non-zero mean. zero_noise: These frames do not contain noise realization. aLIGOZeroDetHighPower_psd or AdvVirgo_psd: These frames have the noise generated from the corresponding PSD models from the LALSimulation package.

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Gravitational Wave Data Analysis, Binary Black Holes, Gravitational waves

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