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Multiprocessing with `Pool` won't work on Mac with M1 chip

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Hi @nespinoza, If I try to use `nthreads` option in `juliet.fit` for using multiprocessing with `dynesty`, I would get the following error: ``` RuntimeError: An attempt has been made to...

Jayshil

In more recent Python versions, checking `var is "string"` raises a warning (you should use `==` for string comparison). This fixes the two places that were raising this warning when...

rosteen

I am analyzing some new detections with Juliet and one of them is in grazing transit. As a result the depth and impact parameter are correlated and they look kind...

angelicaps

Hello, I came across the same error as in Issue #81 that occurs when fitting more than one planet with TTVs. In setting the lightcurve prior dict, when a transit...

ssagear

Hi Nestor, There is an error when trying to use juliet to fit transit times of more than one planet. The issue is in line 568 of fit.py. This line...

altuson

Error writepp function with eccentricity free and omega fixed

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Hola Nestor! I got the following error when doing the fit using a free eccentricity but a fixed omega: `~/anaconda3/envs/juliet/lib/python3.8/site-packages/juliet/utils.py in writepp(fout, posteriors, priors) 582 elif 'ecc_'+planet in posteriors['posterior_samples']: 583...

sergiohoyer

how to get the derived values ?

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After a fit is done, I would like to have access to the typical parameters which are derived from the fit, that is, a/R*, inclination, orbital semimajor axis, transit duration...

MilevaE

possibility to know evry single transit depth (each r_1 and r_2)

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Dear Nestor Is it possible to reach every single transit depth, in order to every single r_1 and r_2? thank you Mohammad

MohammadEftekhar

With added caveat for `zeus`: https://github.com/minaskar/zeus/issues/18

nespinoza

Need to document recent PR made in #73

nespinoza