Closed kevinhainline closed 7 years ago
I went back and ran this using an older version:
docker run --rm -it -v /Users/knh/Desktop/NIRCam/BEAGLE/BEAGLE-general-master:/BEAGLE_virtual_workdir --env-file env.list eclake/beagle:0.3.3 1 /BEAGLE_virtual_workdir/params/BEAGLE_photo_z.param
And the program ran fine. I'm currently analyzing the results.
Can you check if in you $BEAGLE_TEMPLATES/ineb_Jan16_C100
folder you have some *ised
files as well? i.e., run ls -l $BEAGLE_TEMPLATES/ineb_Jan16_C100/*ised
It doesn't look like it:
% ls -l $BEAGLE_TEMPLATES/ineb_Jan16_C100/*ised
ls: No match.
good, then this is a candidate for the origin of the problem...if you re-download the SSPs from the (anonymous) ftp.iap.fr/pub/from_users/chevalla/SSPs, then you should get the *ised in the ineb_Jan16_C100 folder.
Retry to run with the updated folder and let me know!
any news here?
I just reran BEAGLE with the updated templates folder, and it ran fine! The results were a little different from when I ran things with 0.3.3, but I assume that this is as a result of the updated way that BEAGLE deals with emission lines. Thank you!
Yes indeed, it shouldn't be a very big difference for broad-band fluxes, but it certainly has an effect! closing this then!
I'm trying to run BEAGLE to do some photometric redshift fitting, and I receive the following error, similar to what I got in issue #9 :
There is only one object in my data file, which is in fits format, and looks to be fine. In addition, here is the filter file (and here's the filterfrm.res.zip file):
and here is my parameter file: