I've been trying to fit some dye data in 5.0.3-33-ga3095b8e, and when using a reference reconvolution, I found that if I typo'd the reference lifetime value, a shift of ~10ps results in a big change in the resulting fit - it goes to a bimodal distribution from a single one, and one of the shifts is a few hundred ps... This doesn't seem to happen in 4.12, so I'm guessing there's a potential bug somewhere?
Hi all,
I've been trying to fit some dye data in 5.0.3-33-ga3095b8e, and when using a reference reconvolution, I found that if I typo'd the reference lifetime value, a shift of ~10ps results in a big change in the resulting fit - it goes to a bimodal distribution from a single one, and one of the shifts is a few hundred ps... This doesn't seem to happen in 4.12, so I'm guessing there's a potential bug somewhere?
-Sunil