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I have finally added the MvN prior that I had been threatening to do. Turns out it is fast (expected).

I have polished the code a little and the docs should be up to @nielsenmb 's standards (largely in part to ctrl-c ctrl-v).

We should run some tests in different corners of the numax parameter space but I am mildly optimistic.

Note - I have not attempted to account for the observational uncertainty on the prior values (the same is true for kde) as this softens things up a little.

I cannot persuade the tests to pass. I have a problem that in pbjam_tests the kde type is hard coded in as a type but with no methods. This causes 2 tests to fail - I'm not really sure how to get round this! What do there tests actually do if the kde class is just a shell with no methods?

@nielsenmb - could you look at the failing tests and see how they could be fixed?

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grd349 commented Jul 2, 2020

Super - Thanks @nielsenmb

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grd349 commented Jul 20, 2020

Any progress on this? @nielsenmb

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nielsenmb commented Jul 20, 2020 via email

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grd349 commented Jul 20, 2020

Thanks - I'll follow you advice when I have a sec ... :)

What is the time line for merging this into master - after publication?

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Don't think this is relevant anymore, can it be closed?

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