Dries Van De Putte

> @drvdputt, have you thought about what merging the lnp files across subgrids would entail? I don't want to rethink it if you've already done so. I though about this...

@lea-hagen, I figured it out again. Indeed, lnp is only modified by `g0_weights` in the line you referenced. What I was worried about was this ``` log_norm = lnps.max() weights...

> Lines 183-186 of model.py: > > ``` > inst, z = self._parse_instrument_and_redshift(spec, redshift) > # save these as part of the model (will be written to disk too) >...

In addition to your website, there is an additional documentation issue I discovered. So I just pushed two new link fixes. The biggest issue still remaining is cases like this:...

Looks promising doing some tests in the python shell. I will give it a shot and see if I can get my notebook to run.

Seems to work fine for now. But at one point, this logic will have to be revised, when we set up a clear way to allow users to fit the...

I think this is good to go. I will be actively using the dev branch (with my power features applied), so I will see if anything pops up along the...

I looked into this again, with some equations on paper, and I don't think the mixed units are relevant for the line you indicated above. I can't find those notes,...

Thanks for the write-up JD. I did notice, while implementing the power-features, that the definition of the FWHM as a wavelength quantity makes things less intuitive. I will have to...

Ok, then it seems like we had different purposes in mind for the "redshift" utility. My thought process was that the following two cases should yield the same result 1....