pyROTMOD
pyROTMOD emulates the GIPSY modules ROTMASS and ROTMOD in a almost independent manner. The fitting and modelling are developed compeletely independent from the GIPSY code with the notable exception of the implementation of the cassertano profiles for arbitrary disks.
Installation
pyROTMOD is a fully python based code hence installation should simply entail
pip install pyROTMOD
Easy use
The easiest way to use pyROTMOD is to use a yaml configuration file. An example with all the defaults can be obtained by typing pyROTMOD print_examples=True, this will then produce a yaml file called pyROTMOD-default.yml After adapting this file to your specific needs pyROTMOD can be ran by.
pyROTMOD configuration_file=my_conf.yaml
Where my_conf.yaml should be replaced by the name of your configuartion file.
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