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The way things are currently set up, the 1D plotting range by default is determined by a 5 sigma posterior interval, dropping the left and right percentiles.
This approach is rather bad for some setups, e.g. for a double Gaussian.
A better way would be not to calculate the percentiles from the left and right tails, but to determine the iso-probablility points for a given quantile and retain the leftmost and rightmost as plotting intervals.
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The way things are currently set up, the 1D plotting range by default is determined by a 5 sigma posterior interval, dropping the left and right percentiles.
This approach is rather bad for some setups, e.g. for a double Gaussian.
A better way would be not to calculate the percentiles from the left and right tails, but to determine the iso-probablility points for a given quantile and retain the leftmost and rightmost as plotting intervals.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: