astrofrog / sedfitter

Python version of the SED fitter from Robitaille et al., 2007, ApJS 169 328
http://sedfitter.readthedocs.org
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SED fit output #46

Closed basriaz closed 7 years ago

basriaz commented 8 years ago

Hello,

I'm using the command-line version of the SED fitting tool. After getting a fit, I can make the SED plot with the command :

plot('output.fitinfo', 'plots_seds', select_format=('F', 3))

Is it possible to plot the individual stellar, disk, envelope fluxes along with the total flux in the SED fit? I couldn't find the command for it in the explanation for the plot() function.

Also, is it possible to save as ascii the total flux and the stellar, disk, envelope fluxes ?

Thanks, Basmah

astrofrog commented 7 years ago

@basriaz - sorry for the delay! The SED fitter doesn't have access to the separate SED components unfortunately, because these are not stored in the model packages distributed for the SED fitter.

basriaz commented 7 years ago

Hi Thomas,

When I run the HO-CHUNK code, it writes in the output a Tmidplane.dat file that has the disk midplane temperature profile. Is it possible to output the temperature and density profiles of the envelope component?

Cheers, Basmah

On Mon, Jan 9, 2017 at 2:32 PM, Thomas Robitaille notifications@github.com wrote:

@basriaz https://github.com/basriaz - sorry for the delay! The SED fitter doesn't have access to the separate SED components unfortunately, because these are not stored in the model packages distributed for the SED fitter.

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