DEPRECATED
This package is deprecated and no longer maintained, since it is no longer compatible with yet_another_wizz version 3. Starting from version 3, a simplified commandline client is directly integrated and this external dependency is no longer required.
Commandline tool
yet_another_wizz_cli implements a command line interface for the clustering redshift code yet_another_wizz:
The documentation of this commandline tool is part of the official documentation of yet_another_wizz itself, including some usage examples:
Refer especially to the sections User guide / Usage examples and User guide / Command line tools.
Installation
The yet_another_wizz package can be installed directly with pip:
pip install yet_another_wizz_cli
This will install the python package yaw as dependency, as well as the yaw_cli executable command line tool that is shipped with this package.
Usage
After installation, the command line tool can be invoked by typing yaw_cli` on the terminal. The tool is organised into a number subcommands that each serve a specific purpose. To obtain an overview over the available options, type:
$ yaw_cli --help
Each subcommand operates on a single output directly, which organises all intermediate and output data products for easy access, as well as logging and a summary of the operations performed in a single YAML configuration file.
The most important subcommand is yaw_cli run, which computes clustering redshifts from such a YAML configuration file. A template for the configuration file can be printed to the terminal using:
$ yaw_cli run --dump
For more details refer to the to User guide / Command line tools section in the documentation of yet_another_wizz.
Example
An example of the extended logging messages generated when running yaw_cli run:
The automatically generated check plots of the clustering redshift estimates:
Reporting bugs and requesting features
For bug reports or requesting new features, please use the github issue page:
Maintainers
Jan Luca van den Busch (author, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Astronomisches Institut)
Acknowledgements
Jan Luca van den Busch acknowledges support from the European Research Council under grant numbers 770935. The authors also thank Hendrik Hildebrandt, Benjamin Joachimi, Angus H. Wright, and Chris Blake for vital feedback and support throughout the development of this software.
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