Applying iterative sine fitting, Oxford CBV correction and BLS search to detect transits and eclipses of hot pulsating stars in the nominal Kepler mission.

We follow the approach of Sowicka et al., 2017, who found transits around KIC 5613330 and KIC 8197761.

First run (with --user if necessary)

`pip install astropy fitsio lightkurve`

and

`pip install https://github.com/dfm/acor/archive/master.zip`

and

`pip install https://github.com/OxES/OxKeplerSC/archive/master.zip`

Not all of the dependencies of hot can be installed via pip. If you want to use data releases other than DR25, you need to get kplr_cbv.zip and unzip it in ./data/, which is the (large) Kepler CBV file.

You then need to separately clone and install OxKeplerSC, PyBLS (NB - my fork from Hannu's), k2ps, PyTransit, PyExoTk

Try running test.py to verify a correct install. The output should be a diagnostic page for the known planetary candidate KIC 8197761.