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Planck PR4: Lollipop and Hillipop #356
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Fix beta_cib to beta_dust (similar to Cobaya)
Hey both, I just wanted to let you know that I also created a version of the likelihoods that
I think that my version is a little bit better suited for MontePython integration (given that e.g. I eliminated the dependence on cobaya), but I don't want to step on anyone's toes, given that @mtristram 's version is of course the official. I would be happy to discuss what you think would be the best way moving forward! Cheers! |
Hi Nils, |
Hi both, I'm happy with this solution as long as Matthieu agrees, especially since I've already had a couple of people contact me about issues with the Cobaya installation. I was wondering if maybe we can add a note to check Matthieu's repository to see if there has been updates since the last modification of the MontePython likelihood (including the date of that)? More eyeballs on that means we're more likely to notice if we need to update it on our side, although of course Matthieu is always welcome to write us if that's so. @schoeneberg , would you like to go ahead and add it to the private devel branch? You can also add any other new likelihoods that have been tested (e.g. DESI BAO if you're satisfied it's fine, new WMAP Python 3 wrapper, NPIPE, ground based CMB, etc). I can also do it, but will be quite busy the next three weeks and might not get around to it soon. Then once we have everything there we can put out a new release. Best, |
Hi both, Would you be able to put out a new release including those likelihood soon ? Best, |
Here are likelihoods for MontePython based on the PR4: