J. Michael Burgess
J. Michael Burgess
linking https://github.com/openjournals/joss-reviews/issues/3045
The XSPEC install works perfectly. However, there are a number of required packages that not installed with either the ```ultranest``` package or BXA. These include: ```scipy``` ```astropy``` ```tqdm``` ```h5py``` can...
setup.py is still missing SciPy. Other than that, XSPEC examples run out-of-box on linux
linking openjournals/joss-reviews#3045
linking openjournals/joss-reviews#3045
I think I see something that is a potential problem. Are you using a virtual environment? It seems you are also using the MacOS system python, rather than one installed...
I like this idea. I've worked on similar things in the past and will be willing to help.
Would the idea also extend to being able to pop samples into functions for easier propagation? It might also be nice to have a convenient flatten command over chains.
btw, we have done something like this in another package and perhaps it s useful to look here (https://github.com/threeML/threeML/blob/master/threeML/random_variates.py) though this is with numpy and not xarray. we could prt...
Not from my side, but I am still interested in developing it.