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logging post_summary.csv files generated by ultranest when specifying a logging directory in ReactiveNestedSampler have values different from what what the column names suggest.
The ultranest documentation suggestions that you can ingest these files with pandas.read_csv() to get out the summary statistics for the fitted parameters. These files have column names along the lines of:
param_1_mean, param_1_stdev ... param_2_mean, param_2_stdev...
Instead, it looks like the data values are organized as:
param_1_mean, param_2_mean ... param_1_stdev, param_2_stdev...
so when you ingest them you get mismatches that can't be used for looking at the summary statistics of the output parameter distributions.
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Sorry, I would try this if I could easily do so, but conda informs me that other dependencies of my fitting routine are incompatible with ultranest beyond 3.3.0.
logging post_summary.csv files generated by ultranest when specifying a logging directory in ReactiveNestedSampler have values different from what what the column names suggest.
The ultranest documentation suggestions that you can ingest these files with pandas.read_csv() to get out the summary statistics for the fitted parameters. These files have column names along the lines of:
param_1_mean, param_1_stdev ... param_2_mean, param_2_stdev...
Instead, it looks like the data values are organized as:
param_1_mean, param_2_mean ... param_1_stdev, param_2_stdev...
so when you ingest them you get mismatches that can't be used for looking at the summary statistics of the output parameter distributions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: