Open JLE64315 opened 11 months ago
We do not support CSV files. ELISa relies on JSON files instead. You can save/load results via save_result/load_results method available on Analytics Task. For example, in demo notebook 12, there is analytics task created as
lst_sqr_task = LCBinaryAnalyticsTask(data={'Kepler': kepler_data}, method='least_squares', expected_morphology="detached")
To save results just use lst_sqr_task.save_result("path/to/file.json")
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Thank you for your quick response, I have got the result file but what I need the model fitted file.
best regards
El jue, 30 nov 2023 a las 18:44, Mike @.***>) escribió:
We do not support CSV files. ELISa relies on JSON files instead. You can save/load results via save_result/load_results method available on Analytics Task. For example, in demo notebook 12, there is analytics task created as
lst_sqr_task = LCBinaryAnalyticsTask(data={'Kepler': kepler_data}, method='least_squares', expected_morphology="detached")
To save results just use lst_sqr_task.save_result("path/to/file.json").
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Hello, I think I have found a way to extract the parameters fitted and reproduce the model in a file. Anyway, thank you.
El jue, 30 nov 2023 a las 19:46, JAVIER LORENZO @.***>) escribió:
Thank you for your quick response, I have got the result file but what I need the model fitted file.
best regards
El jue, 30 nov 2023 a las 18:44, Mike @.***>) escribió:
We do not support CSV files. ELISa relies on JSON files instead. You can save/load results via save_result/load_results method available on Analytics Task. For example, in demo notebook 12, there is analytics task created as
lst_sqr_task = LCBinaryAnalyticsTask(data={'Kepler': kepler_data}, method='least_squares', expected_morphology="detached")
To save results just use lst_sqr_task.save_result("path/to/file.json").
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-- Javier Lorenzo Espinosa PhD. Ciencias
-- Javier Lorenzo Espinosa PhD. Ciencias
Hello again, what I could not save in a file in the phase versus residuals. If you can help me, I would appreciate it.
Thank you.
El vie, 1 dic 2023 a las 12:42, JAVIER LORENZO @.***>) escribió:
Hello, I think I have found a way to extract the parameters fitted and reproduce the model in a file. Anyway, thank you.
El jue, 30 nov 2023 a las 19:46, JAVIER LORENZO @.***>) escribió:
Thank you for your quick response, I have got the result file but what I need the model fitted file.
best regards
El jue, 30 nov 2023 a las 18:44, Mike @.***>) escribió:
We do not support CSV files. ELISa relies on JSON files instead. You can save/load results via save_result/load_results method available on Analytics Task. For example, in demo notebook 12, there is analytics task created as
lst_sqr_task = LCBinaryAnalyticsTask(data={'Kepler': kepler_data}, method='least_squares', expected_morphology="detached")
To save results just use lst_sqr_task.save_result("path/to/file.json").
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-- Javier Lorenzo Espinosa PhD. Ciencias
-- Javier Lorenzo Espinosa PhD. Ciencias
-- Javier Lorenzo Espinosa PhD. Ciencias
Thank you very much for ELISA:
I am making the most of it. Very useful code.
I have some questions:
How can I save in a text file (CSV, for example):