Steve Goldman
Steve Goldman
I was able to reproduce my JOSS paper using latex. It took some tinkering, but they accepted the latex version. [https://arxiv.org/abs/2010.03031v1](https://arxiv.org/abs/2010.03031v1)
As a part of this effort, the documentation will have to be updated #1439.
> That link gives me a 404 error. Is it publicly available? sorry, link now fixed.
Holding off on merging this until the instrument scientists have a chance to test the code.
@mburger-stsci Is this something that is still useful?
Sorry @larrybradley, you're right. It seems that we fixed the build issue, but there is still stregion code in drizzlepac. We are now tracking that with issue #1742 which is...
@mburger-stsci Is this something that's a priority?
I've talked to a bunch of statisticians and SED-fitting people about fitting multi-epoch data for variable stars and it doesn't look like there is a graceful way of doing it....
This seems to be an issue of having different help formatting for the initial parser (-h) and the subparsers (e.g. plot_cmd -h). For `beast -h` we want: `parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(formatter_class=argparse.RawDescriptionHelpFormatter)`...
Fitting each epoch is fine, it only seems to be a problem when you fit the combined epochs.