Closed ivenzor closed 1 month ago
I modified print_progressbool
to print_progress
in my local elca.py
file and it succesfuly created the lightcurve:
dsampler.run_nested(maxcall=int(1e5), dlogz_init=0.05,
maxbatch=10, nlive_batch=100, print_progress=self.verbose)
Closing this as it appears resolved. Thank you @ivenzor!!!
Please re-open if the issue re-appears.
Yes, I tested yersterday and found no problems.
When using EXOTIC on Windows, if Ultranest is not installed Dynesty will be used by default. The fitting of the curve ends with the following error:
The following line in
exotic/api/elca.py
is the one causing the error: dsampler.run_nested(maxcall=int(1e5), dlogz_init=0.05, maxbatch=10, nlive_batch=100, print_progressbool=self.verbose)Looking at Dynesty documentation, the name of the argument should be print_progress instead of print_progressbool https://dynesty.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api.html#dynesty.sampler.Sampler.run_nested