.. p4TSA documentation master file, created by sphinx-quickstart on Mon Feb 20 10:04:45 2017. You can adapt this file completely to your liking, but it should at least contain the root `toctree` directive. Welcome to p4TSA and pyTSA documentation ========================================== This library is a 'spin-off' of the C++ Noise Analysis Package (NAP). It is specific to data analysis for gravitational-wave signals, and in particular it is designed to work on the frame format the gravitational-wave detectors write. The core library is written in C++ and should be compiled before using the python interface. The Python interface to the library is pyTSA (you can call it pi'za) Features -------- p4TSA is a minimal package containing ad hoc function to work with time series. It contains - Modern Spectral Analysis Estimators - Whitening in Time domain - Double Whitening in Time domain - Wavelet Decomposition - Wavelet Detection Filter (WDF) The pipeline ------------ p4TSA provides the C++ core; the search pipeline that drives it lives in `wdflow `_, which imports this library through its Python interface. ``wdflow`` supersedes the earlier ``wdf`` package: it carries forward the modules the real trigger-search pipeline uses, adds the downstream trigger analysis, and is the one to install. The two share the top-level module name ``wdf``, so they cannot be installed side by side. .. toctree:: :maxdepth: 2 :caption: Contents: structure/installation structure/contact structure/source_code wdflow (the pipeline)