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Currently ipmag.aniso_magic() via the ipmag.plot_aniso() function is set up so that the ivec parameter only works when iboot is also true. It is nested inside of the if iboot: statement.
This functionality is confusing and in conflict with the description of the parameters.
ivec (confidence bound parameter): if True - plot bootstrapped eigenvectors instead of ellipses
iboot (confidence bound parameter): if True - bootstrap ellipses
It makes sense to have it be that ivec can be chosen independent of iboot.
Additionally, the bootstrap eigenvalue confidence plot is only shown when ivec=True and not for iboot=True if ivec=False. It probably makes sense for the default behavior to be that when either iboot=True or ivec=True that the bootstrap eigenvalue confidence plot is shown.
PmagPy version: 4.2.115
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Currently
ipmag.aniso_magic()
via theipmag.plot_aniso()
function is set up so that theivec
parameter only works wheniboot
is also true. It is nested inside of theif iboot:
statement.This functionality is confusing and in conflict with the description of the parameters.
It makes sense to have it be that
ivec
can be chosen independent ofiboot
.Additionally, the bootstrap eigenvalue confidence plot is only shown when
ivec=True
and not foriboot=True
ifivec=False
. It probably makes sense for the default behavior to be that when eitheriboot=True
orivec=True
that the bootstrap eigenvalue confidence plot is shown.PmagPy version: 4.2.115
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: