Open jeremykubica opened 2 weeks ago
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Before [9ea64af4] | After [1a7bf09b] | Ratio | Benchmark (Parameter) |
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1.33±0.01s | 1.38±0.01s | 1.04 | benchmarks.TimeSuite.time_make_x1_from_hostmass |
4.31±0.1ms | 4.44±1ms | 1.03 | benchmarks.TimeSuite.time_chained_evaluate |
700±700μs | 719±20μs | 1.03 | benchmarks.TimeSuite.time_fnu_to_flam |
4.68±0.1ms | 4.71±0.1ms | 1.01 | benchmarks.TimeSuite.time_evaluate_salt3_passbands |
8.90±0.03ms | 8.95±0.08ms | 1.01 | benchmarks.TimeSuite.time_load_passbands |
122±0.8μs | 122±2μs | 1 | benchmarks.TimeSuite.time_sample_x0_from_distmod |
8.55±0.7ms | 8.47±0.3ms | 0.99 | benchmarks.TimeSuite.time_evaluate_salt3_model |
16.1±0.1μs | 15.9±0.2μs | 0.99 | benchmarks.TimeSuite.time_sample_x1_from_hostmass |
27.7±0.2μs | 27.2±0.3μs | 0.98 | benchmarks.TimeSuite.time_make_new_salt3_model |
1.46±0.08ms | 1.38±0.06ms | 0.94 | benchmarks.TimeSuite.time_apply_passbands |
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Create a new node type that allows us to consistently sample from
pzflow
. This node will determine its parameters based on the information the flow computes, allowing them to be used for other parameter setters.The demo notebook includes the basics of setting up nodes and sampling. It uses the new pzflow node as an example.