Added new propagation module (Fixed #55) #69
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July 4, 2019 12:18
- simplify unc. propagation routines - credible/prediction intervals
- now compatible with float inputs
- still added more tests
- covered most of smaller routines
- User can plot observations with respect to different xdata array than intervals, which is useful if you evaluated the model at different points.
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New module provides a cleaner API for user to specify different combinations of credible and prediction interval plots. It is less tied to the form of the data structure used in actually running the MCMC simulation, so the code itself is much more readable than the original PredictionIntervals class that was created for an earlier release of the code.