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plotting utilities #13

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joshspeagle opened this issue Apr 18, 2018 · 0 comments
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plotting utilities #13

joshspeagle opened this issue Apr 18, 2018 · 0 comments
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joshspeagle commented Apr 18, 2018 •
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Currently, I have a lot of plots which I'm making by hand. I should add a lot of these into the plotting module so I don't have to do that as much anymore. These should include:

  • PDF v CDF_vals
  • ECDF v CDF_vals
  • 2-D network colormap
  • network node plots (SEDs)
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This commit resolves #7 by adding in a SOM fitting object. Hooray! It's
limited in functionality at the moment, but it seems to work fine overall.

In addition, I've also updated a few other things:
- I've added support for a default `lprob_func` for all fitting objects.
  If nothing is provided, this will now essentially default to `loglike`.
- Demos have been updated to match syntax changes and generally cleaned up
  a bit.
- I've started working on adding more plotting support (#13). So far I've
  added in basic plotting functionality for PDF tests. The goal is to
  replicate most of the functionality contained in the original code but
  with significantly more flexibility.
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