Add PlotXspec & PlotBXA classes, with an example of setting up a Bayesian workflow #51
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…ples, under the directory examples/xspec/bayesian-workflow. The classes provide additional plotting functionality for PyXspec and BXA. In addition, the PlotBXA class can be used to contruct a basic Bayesian workflow, as outlined in the associated tutorial notebook. Test data and example_script are also included.
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Thank you David! I should ingest these and opened issue #52 for this. |
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The PlotXspec and PlotBXA classes provide additional plotting options when working with PyXspec and BXA. The classes are stored in the subdirectory examples/xspec/bayesian-workflow, which also contains further documentation and demonstrations in the form of Jupyter notebooks. The class methods can be used to construct a simple Bayesian workflow, as outlined in the examples.