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Notes from UT Austin visit on November 5, 2018 #28

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gully opened this issue Nov 5, 2018 · 0 comments
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Notes from UT Austin visit on November 5, 2018 #28

gully opened this issue Nov 5, 2018 · 0 comments

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gully commented Nov 5, 2018

We eventually want to scale up the spectral inference to more sources with supercomputing resources. For now, let's focus on a few good demo sources, with good priors, good initial guesses, good noise models, and reproducible workflows.

Tasks:

  • Make sure all order have the same user-defined priors
  • Spot check the residuals for all initial guesses, iteratively refine
  • git commit all config.yaml and s0_phi.json files
  • Run token MCMC of ~3 samples to make sure everything compiles
  • pull all changes to NAS HECC resources
  • git commit the conda environment.yml file and .envrc file for reproducibility
  • Pick system for deployment-- pleiades or other
  • Deploy to Pleiades
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