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Add pycbc support for the snowline sampler #4587
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@ahnitz Let me know when you want me to review this. |
@cdcapano Basically now, but I'm waiting for the CI to check if there are any issues introduced at that level. |
@cdcapano Can we merge this? I think there is one cc small thing I can fix, but otherwise, does this seem Ok to go? |
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A few requests, mostly related to documentation. Approving, but please address my questions before merging.
* add support for snowline sampler * add to examples * add snowline to some docs, fixes * cc * fix * Update snowline.py * Update snowline.py * Update snowline.py * Update pool.py * Update snowline.py
* add support for snowline sampler * add to examples * add snowline to some docs, fixes * cc * fix * Update snowline.py * Update snowline.py * Update snowline.py * Update pool.py * Update snowline.py
* add support for snowline sampler * add to examples * add snowline to some docs, fixes * cc * fix * Update snowline.py * Update snowline.py * Update snowline.py * Update pool.py * Update snowline.py
The snowline sampler (https://github.com/JohannesBuchner/snowline) is for unimodal distributions but may be good for some cases where we have very high SNR signals. (or want a quick initial estimate).