VItamin-and-Bilby-with-Different-Noises.md

@@ -42,10 +42,10 @@ Fig.10  No.2 signal with mass ratio q = 1, random seed = 10000.
 First, we produce a high mass BBH signal. m1=89, m2=60, distance=3000, to see how it performs with different noises in Bilby.   
 As we can see, the posteriors are similar, while there is a little difference. The distance isn't estimated accurately. Fig.11 and Fig.12 have totally the same parameters and noise, just to verify the stability of Bilby's results.   
 Fig.11  random seed = 100   
-![BBH_01](uploads/7af45ba819be2a61da0fbdd5a7b5b5a9/BBH_01.png)   
+![BBH_01](uploads/178ea755d583e454e1fb118c95a9e300/BBH_01.png)   
 Fig.12  random seed = 100    
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+![BBH_01_re](uploads/c6d303b1746a7ed6e753d594ae16eb39/BBH_01_re.png)   
 Fig.13  random seed = 1000   
-![BBH_02](uploads/2354af5cb889d07f0ee9eeb3ae8e053d/BBH_02.png)   
+![BBH_02](uploads/a57bdf0f276f716d4e8415f9510df76b/BBH_02.png)   
 Fig.14  random seed = 10000    
-![BBH_03](uploads/03080d4b3ca4207abd7f54ab973d385e/BBH_03.png)   
+![BBH_03](uploads/aac24811cfec9b3141650aa726c66bca/BBH_03.png)   
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