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## 3.3 More JSD calculation
Then I used 100 detector noises for JSD calculation. I calculated JSD for three parameters: m1, m2, and t0.
For each parameter, there are three kinds of JSD.
> (1) BBH reference, which is JSD between two BBHs with different detector noise.
> (2) BH encounter & BBH reference, which is JSD between BH encounter and BBH with the same detector noise.
> (3) BH encounter & injected BBH, which is JSD between BH encounter, and BBH injected by peak values of BH encounter's posterior, with the same detector noise.
> JSD(1): BBH reference, which is JSD between two BBHs with different detector noise.
> JSD(2): BH encounter & BBH reference, which is JSD between BH encounter and BBH with the same detector noise.
> JSD(3): BH encounter & injected BBH, which is JSD between BH encounter, and BBH injected by peak values of BH encounter's posterior, with the same detector noise.
Here is the script which shows all JSD calculation. More Plots are included, such as comparison between JSD(1),(2),(3) for a single waveform, which can be seen from line 63.