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Compute likelihood difference for
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- Good BNS analysis
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- Bad BNS analysis
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## [Unit testing](https://git.ligo.org/lscsoft/bilby/-/blob/master/test/gw/likelihood/relative_binning_test.py)
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As part of the `Bilby` CI unit testing, we verify that the binned likelihood agrees with the regular likelihood as the reference point for a range of cases.
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For some successful cases, the mean ln likelihood is > 0.1 in the tails, however, this can easily be corrected using likelihood reweighting.
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### BNS analyses
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The fiducial BNS injection has been analyzed with the relative binning likelihood.
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In all cases, we see good agreement with the ROQ-likelihood runs and good resampling efficiency.
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