Closed ahallcosmo closed 3 years ago
The first line
np.sqrt(np.array(combined_logzvar))
should throw warnings but still go through unless the default behavior in numpy
has changed recently. The nan
values are indeed expected and due to the approximation scheme used to estimate the variance. A more robust method for estimating the variance can be achieved through some of the functions in dynesty.utils
as outlined in the docs.
The second issue
the merged results instance has not had its 'nlive' attribute set, so, e.g., results.summary() fails.
is indeed an actual bug that's been raised in #175 and #184. It should be a small fix but I just haven't gotten around to it yet.
Hi,
I've encountered a couple of issues in the merge_runs function. Firstly it fails at the line
r.append(('logzerr', np.sqrt(np.array(combined_logzvar))))
since some values of my combined_logzvar are negative (presumably due to mis-estimation of the variance of logz).
Secondly, the merged results instance has not had its 'nlive' attribute set, so, e.g., results.summary() fails.
Cheers, Alex