Alexander Held

Examples of editing a data/MC figure (experiment labels, axis labels, removing existing text on the figure and replacing it): https://gist.github.com/alexander-held/2ca63e4c4c3de2114bf8d903bf28bb4a edit: now also includes an example for how to add...

Hi, the short answer is that yes, this ultimately is a problem with the input. `cabinetry` doesn't provide any functionality to automatically do something to work around this, because there...

Currently this is a per-systematic setting, so no easy way to apply this to everything at once. You could also split such a systematic that acts on multiple samples into...

Hi @nkang9! There is currently no convenient way to enable this, the easiest way is probably the method you mention of picking the bin edges in a way that no...

Python 3.12 is now supported in `pyhf` via https://github.com/scikit-hep/pyhf/pull/2460.

Hi @MarcelHoh, that sounds like a useful addition. We could add a `minimizer` (or similar) keyword argument to `limit`, `ranking`, `scan`, `significance` and then allow switching to `scipy` for the...

That's an impressively big difference in runtime between minimizers! I don't think I have seen one that is quite this striking before. I would prefer to stick with Minuit as...

A script for simple 2d scans can be found at [in this Gist](https://gist.github.com/alexander-held/26724f1aa641632270a41079a8beac9c), it works with the example workspace built with cabinetry (via [`example.py`](https://github.com/scikit-hep/cabinetry/blob/fce72088b4a6345304bf8c2e489938d41087a253/example.py)).

Hi Tomoya, the likelihood scan also works for other parameters but this specific case is a bit more tricky to set up. The modifiers `staterror` (as well as `shapesys` and...

Glad to hear it is working! I'll leave this issue open for now as a reminder to catch this particular issue with a more helpful error message in `cabinetry`.