Open ryanlevy opened 7 years ago
I think so. That's a good point. Metadata never hurts!
If we include the parameters in the hdf5 file, the structure would become
├─ alps::params
├─ FREQUENCY_GRID
├─ SPREAD
├─ CUT
├─ alpha
│ ├─ values
│ ├─ probability
├─ DATA
├─ BACKCONTINUE
├─ SELF
├─ BETA
├─ LOG_MIN
├─ MAX_IT
├─ OMEGA_MAX
├─ VERBOSE
├─ DEFAULT_MODEL
├─ BASENAME
├─ SHIFT1
├─ NORM1
├─ PARTICLE_HOLE_SYMMETRY
├─ SHIFT
├─ help.grids
├─ ALPHA_MIN
├─ KERNEL
├─ NORM
├─ NDAT
├─ ALPHA_MAX
├─ help
├─ DATA_IN_HDF5
├─ DATASPACE
├─ TEXT_OUTPUT
├─ GENERATE_ERR
├─ N_ALPHA
├─ help.models
├─ spectrum
│ ├─ omega
│ ├─ chi
│ ├─ maximum
│ ├─ average
│ ├─ variance
├─ NFREQ
Would it be better to make a separate h5 file? i.e. do we want more files or more in the hdf5 file?
One file is fine I think but put the parameters under a 'parameters' tree to keep it cleaner.
On Sat, Jan 28, 2017 at 6:45 PM, Ryan Levy notifications@github.com wrote:
If we include the parameters in the hdf5 file, the structure would become
├─ alps::params ├─ FREQUENCY_GRID ├─ SPREAD ├─ CUT ├─ alpha │ ├─ values │ ├─ probability ├─ DATA ├─ BACKCONTINUE ├─ SELF ├─ BETA ├─ LOG_MIN ├─ MAX_IT ├─ OMEGA_MAX ├─ VERBOSE ├─ DEFAULT_MODEL ├─ BASENAME ├─ SHIFT1 ├─ NORM1 ├─ PARTICLE_HOLE_SYMMETRY ├─ SHIFT ├─ help.grids ├─ ALPHA_MIN ├─ KERNEL ├─ NORM ├─ NDAT ├─ ALPHA_MAX ├─ help ├─ DATA_IN_HDF5 ├─ DATASPACE ├─ TEXT_OUTPUT ├─ GENERATE_ERR ├─ N_ALPHA ├─ help.models ├─ spectrum │ ├─ omega │ ├─ chi │ ├─ maximum │ ├─ average │ ├─ variance ├─ NFREQ
Would it be better to make a separate h5 file? i.e. do we want more files or more in the hdf5 file?
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The structure to the HDF5 file produced by maxent isn't well defined. So far it has
Should we include the parameters used/calculated (through the ALPSCore param saving)?