mzfit
zfit wrapper for lazy analysts GitHub
Author: Keita Mizukoshi (Kobe Univ. mzks@stu.kobe-u.ac.jp, @mzks)
Concept
zfit is a nice fitting tools on python, built on object-oriented interface.
However, I would sometime like to fit easily. I do not always want to care minimizers and cost function.
I usually take an approach for good fitting, try-error-retry with visual environment.
For that purpose, raw zfit is slightly much.
To prevent tenosynovitis of lazy analysts, I made a wrapper of zfit, mzfit
Install via pip
pip install mzfit
Simple Usage
See notebook/mzfit.ipynb.
Install for developer
git clone https://github.com/mzks/mzfit
python -m pip install -e mzfit
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