Tutorial "Fitting data with a grid of model spectra" (and a few other pages): small things

[gabrielastro]

Tutorial "Fitting data with a grid of model spectra" (and a few other pages): small things

[tomasstolker]

Thanks a lot Gabriel, this is really helpful! I have implemented most your suggestions in commit eb0f34e.

1. This seems already explained when get_mcmc_spectra is used for generating the spectrum samples.

2. There is a link to the installation instructions where that is explained.

3. I have fixed the broken links in this tutorial, but not yet other pages (the structure of the package had changed recently...)

4. This is a value read from the FITS file, so it wasn't stored there

5. Should indeed have been multinest (also for 2.)

6. Yes! You can check functionalities in the API docs

7. It seems to include the minor ticks on my end, but I may have it on by default... Will add it to the actual function! The function returns the Figure object so this can also be adjusted manually.

8. That is not the full warning I think? I should also mention that negative values are removed.

9. I have closed that issue now 👍

Thanks again 🙏!

[tomasstolker]

I think that the minor ticks in the residuals panel from plot_spectrum are already on actually from what I could tell.

[tomasstolker]

In commit df05801 I have added the unpack_tar parameter to add_model and also fixed most of the broken links in the docs (I think).

[gabrielastro]

I think that the minor ticks in the residuals panel from plot_spectrum are already on actually from what I could tell.

Ok, thanks for checking. At least for ±2 sigma or ±5 sigma, there are no minor ticks at my end.

[gabrielastro]

Sorry for missing the convenient plot_posterior options! Indeed, what I meant was actually available.

I did not mean to suggest that the negative values are not removed, just that the input data could be fixed "once and for all" :). Just from the approach of trying to minimise warnings to avoid drowning important ones…

Sorry for the mess-up in the numbering above, by the way. Thanks for all your changes!