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Refactor parsing of results files #176
Refactor parsing of results files #176
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A few minor suggestions that you can ignore if you want. This looks otherwise fine to me! Thanks for putting this together.
name='average ion mass for a H-He plasma', | ||
value=2.171e-24, | ||
unit='g', | ||
uncertainty=0, |
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There's definitely an uncertainty, but I don't know what it is!
The uncertainty from the abundance set (likely Feldman) + the uncertainty of the hydrogen and helium masses should propagate.
Perhaps we should make an issue to figure this out? I do like that this has the option of including it!
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Good point. I had this thought when I put in 0 for the uncertainty but didn't have any idea as to what this value may be. We can create another issue to track this.
Fixes #86
This pull requests does a few things though is mainly focused on refactoring the parsing of the results files to try and simplify things:
pydrad/parse/util.py
that returnastropy.table.QTable
objects rather than arraysStrand
are only dynamically generated if there are many of them or if they are unknown ahead of time (e.g. for the.ine
files). Otherwise they are explicitly listed onProfile
..amr
files. If the.phy
files are not read (or not present), the thermodynamic quantities are computed from the conserved quantities in the.amr
files. See Function for calculating thermodynamic variables from conserved variables #86.TODOs:
Profile
.amr
file has an additional column for the electron mass density