I was looking at the function intensityRatioInterpolate in chiantipy/chianti/core/Ion.py and it seems to me that in the documentation of the function there is a typo.
It's written:
'to take a set of date and interpolate against the IntensityRatio'
But I believe it meant to be 'data' and not 'date'. If that is not the case, can you let me know to what this 'date' refers?
In case that it is indeed a typo, I can make a commit to change it.
Lastly, wouldn't it be better to have a more detail description of the 'data' argument in the description of this function?
Yes, date should be data and the docstring could be more informative. What is supposed to do is take list/array of measured density ratio and return the density corresponding to the intensity ratio
Hello,
I was looking at the function intensityRatioInterpolate in chiantipy/chianti/core/Ion.py and it seems to me that in the documentation of the function there is a typo. It's written:
But I believe it meant to be 'data' and not 'date'. If that is not the case, can you let me know to what this 'date' refers? In case that it is indeed a typo, I can make a commit to change it.
Lastly, wouldn't it be better to have a more detail description of the 'data' argument in the description of this function?