Schechter Luminosity Function fitting plot of galaxies

I would like to plot the Schechter Luminosity function of galaxies. Here is my data(I have the Luminosity L[Ha] in erg/s).

I would like to plot like this figure from this paper.

In this paper, they used these equations for the plotting(there are four datasets in this case, but for my case, I want to plot only my data).

I used python to plot the function. Here is my code. But, I am not able to plot it. Kindly do help me with this. Also How to do the fitting with my data to get the required parameters.

import numpy as np, math
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from astropy.table import Table
from matplotlib.colors import LogNorm
from scipy.interpolate import interp1d

def Schechter_Lum(L, L_star=None, Alpha=None, P_star=None):
'''
Schechter luminosity function in LUMINOSITY
number per dex
'''
ratio = L/L_star
f = P_star* np.exp**(-ratio) *(ratio)**Alpha *ratio*np.log(10.)
return(f)

#For the reference, I used this value from the paper
L_star=42.64
P_star=-3.32
Alpha= -1.75

schechter_lf=Schechter_Lum(data['ha_luminosity_log'],L_star,Alpha,P_star)

plt.plot(data['ha_luminosity_log'],schechter_lf)
plt.yscale('log')
plt.title('H$$\alpha$$ Luminosity Functions')
plt.xlabel(r'Log (L[H$$\alpha$$]) erg/s', fontsize=14)
plt.ylabel(r'$$\varphi$$(logL) per $$Mpc$$^{-3}$per logL',fontsize=14) plt.tight_layout() plt.show()  I am not able to get the figure properly and I am not able to perform fitting of my Luminosity function. Kindly do help with this. Thank You. • Without having tested, I think your L and L* should be in linear units, not log units. I.e. L* = 10**42.64, not 42.64. – pela Mar 16, 2021 at 14:41 • @pela Thank You. I tried it but it is not getting a proper result like the plot. Kindly do help if you know the solution. Mar 17, 2021 at 5:02 • Your syntax np.exp**(-ratio) is wrong, and should be np.exp(-ratio) (you're trying to lift a function to some power, rather than the number$e\$). If that's not it, then maybe add a little more info about why you're not able to plot it, i.e. what happens when you try, can you compile, etc.
– pela
Mar 17, 2021 at 10:56