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Welcome to MATHPOP, a R software for inferring globular
cluster (GC) counts in low-surface brightness galaxies (LSBGs) and
ultra-diffuse galaxies (UDGs). The R code in this repo is
written based on the framework of MArk-dependently THinned POint Process
(MATHPOP) proposed by Li et al. (2024), “Discovery of Two
Ultra-Diffuse Galaxies with Unusually Bright Globular Cluster Luminosity
Functions via a Mark-Dependently Thinned Point Process
(MATHPOP)”.
If you have not used R before, R is a
powerful open source language designed for statistical computing and
data analysis. Download R at The Comprehensive R Archive Network
(CRAN) and RStudio.
R is the base language environment that executes all
programs and code. RStudio is an integrated user interface
wrapper that makes the base R easy to use (similar to
Jupyter Notebook for Python).
To use the code for your own data, go to the MATHPOP Github repo and
download the repository. The R code to fit the MATHPOP
model is contained in the code/ directory. The
data/ directory contains the GC data analyzed in the
original paper.