NASA NTRS · 20205009690
The Multi-Mission Maximum Likelihood Framework threeML: Multi-wavelength Astronomy in Practice
Abstract
The Multi-Mission Maximum Likelihood framework (threeML)is a flexi-ble python-based framework for multiwavelength data analysis in astronomy. ThreeMLallows joint likelihood fits of data recorded by many different instruments, from radio to gamma rays. This is achieved by encapsulating data access into instrument-specific plugins, leaving the rest of the analysis agnostic of the data format. In this paper, I out-line threeML’s design and major components, with a focus on the modeling language(astromodels) and the data-access plugins
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Henrike Fleischhack, J Michael Burgess, Niccolo Di Lalla, Nicola Omodei. 2020-11-01. The Multi-Mission Maximum Likelihood Framework threeML: Multi-wavelength Astronomy in Practice. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20205009690
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