Zhiyi Wu

Hi, > Is this the accumulative standard error of the entire set of data in the fit, as is typically reported in TI publications? Yes. > One other question, is...

@u5459577 Thank you for the reply. I see your point now. To access the result from the estimator object, please find the information in https://alchemlyb.readthedocs.io/en/latest/estimators-fep.html#list-of-fep-based-estimators https://alchemlyb.readthedocs.io/en/latest/estimators-ti.html#list-of-ti-based-estimators The calculation of mean...

@orbeckst I'm also a bit reluctant to remove the check and we shall keep the alchemlyb.concat. I'm happy to drop the support of py3.7.

@orbeckst Done.

@orbeckst I have checked and I think we might need to deprecate the py3.7 as well.

@orbeckst Sorry, I wonder if we can retain the support for py3.7 for some time? The openeye workflow that I uses still pins the python version to 3.7.

@orbeckst I could depreciate py3.7 now. With regard to alchemlyb.concat, do we add a deprecation warning now and depreciate it in 1.0.0 or we just depreciate it?

@orbeckst > Previously you lobbied to keep 3.7 around, now you're happy to remove it. What made you change your mind? Company RSE decides to upgrade the software stack to...

@orbeckst Thanks for this issue. I'm interested in this way of checking convergence as well. I wonder if you have any code snippet or library that we could use?

@VOD555 Thank you for the script. I have a question with regard to the paper https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8397498/#FD17 I wonder how do you compute the equation 17 and 18? Is the Ac...