Seems like the accretion disk upgrade in v2.2.5 broke the elsewhere option of X-PSI. It calculates stuff, but using the same input parameters, it does not give anymore those likelihoods it used to give.
There seems to be a new E_electronrest input parameter (instead of the original E_prime) that probably should be there only if having the Num5D option activated. Although, even in that case I think it probably won't work correctly, since the Num5D option was not implemented to the Elsewhere class.
Solution is probably to just put the old input argument back there.
Seems like the accretion disk upgrade in v2.2.5 broke the elsewhere option of X-PSI. It calculates stuff, but using the same input parameters, it does not give anymore those likelihoods it used to give.
I see that reason is probably around these lines:
https://github.com/xpsi-group/xpsi/blob/455aded5f865da0fe3d2017caddeb8808481fc1c/xpsi/cellmesh/integrator_for_azimuthal_invariance.pyx#L465
There seems to be a new
E_electronrestinput parameter (instead of the originalE_prime) that probably should be there only if having the Num5D option activated. Although, even in that case I think it probably won't work correctly, since the Num5D option was not implemented to the Elsewhere class.Solution is probably to just put the old input argument back there.