This is a bug-fix release, which does not introduce any new backwards-incompatible features, but provides a number of small quality-of-life improvements. These include bug-fixes to various aspects of the CLI, and improvements to make using the CLI easier. This release also allows keyword arguments to be specified more easily to PESummary, and allows the environment of bilby and bayeswave executables to be specified on a per-analysis basis.
We have ceased testing 0.5.8 against python 3.6 and python 3.7, and will drop support for these entirely after the next release.
This release is not believed to introduce any backwards-incompatible changes.
- ligo!140: Change CLI outputs to list events in alphanumeric order.
- ligo!145: Adds an error message if an unavailable pipeline is requested by an analysis.
- ligo!149: Fixes errors with various parts of the analysis review CLI, and improves error and information messages.
- ligo!151: Adds a confirmation message when a plugin is used to apply a new event to a project.
- ligo!152: Allows keyword arguments to be specified for summarypages jobs via a blueprint.
- ligo!153: Allows the analysis executable to be explicitly set from a blueprint for bilby and bayeswave.
This is a bug-fix release, and doesn't introduce any new features.
This release is not believed to introduce any backwards-incompatible changes.
- ligo!133: Fix a bug with template discovery for pipeline plugins.
- ligo!144: Allow the PSD roll-off factor to be specified rather than hardcoded.
This is a bug-fix release, and doesn't introduce any new features.
This release is not believed to introduce any backwards-incompatible changes.
- ligo!124: Fixes a bug in the disk request for bayeswave_post in bayeswave_pipe.
This is a bug-fix release, and doesn't introduce any new features.
This release is not believed to introduce any backwards-incompatible changes.
- ligo!115: Fixes a bug with bilby_pipe configurations when frame files are passed
- ligo!116: Allows configuration of a handful of bilby parameters and updates defaults to align with current bilby_pipe releases.
- ligo!121: Fixes a bug with bilby_pipe when frame files as specified in a frame_dict.
- ligo!122: Adds a bayeswave_post disk request to the bayeswave config template.
- ligo!123: Fixes a bug related to filepaths and frame type specifications when bilby is using OSDF data retrieval.
This is a bug-fix release, and doesn't introduce any new features.
This release is not believed to introduce any backwards-incompatible changes.
- ligo!107: Allows additional files to be specified for condor transfers of bilby jobs.
- ligo!109: Allows total mass priors to be specified in bilby jobs.
- ligo!111: Fixes a bug with bilby frame retrieval when no frame files are specified.
- ligo!112: Passes required environment variables to PESummary.
- ligo!113: Fixes a bug with asset retrieval in analyses with multiple requirements.
- ligo!115: Increases the default disk request for Bayeswave jobs.
This is a bug-fix release, and doesn't introduce any new features.
This release is not believed to introduce any backwards-incompatible changes.
- ligo!105: Fixes an issue with accounting tags for the
asimov startcommand. - ligo!104: Restores ability to calculate the precessing SNR in a PESummary post-processing pipeline.
This is a bug-fix release, and doesn't introduce any new features.
This release is not believed to introduce any backwards-incompatible changes.
- ligo!94: Enables pipeline jobs to run without calibration information
- ligo!102: Fixes to the distribution infrastructure for asimov for pypi and conda forge
- Accounting information - Support was restored for clusters which do not require accounting information by making accounting data optional
- Preferred event data - Preferred event data is now stored correctly as
ligo>preferred eventin the ledger when new event data is downloaded from GraceDB. - Frame files (bayeswave) - Fixes are implemented in the Bayeswave interface to pass cache files rather than frame files to the pipeline, and ensure that these are associated to the correct interferometer. The Bayeswave interface was updated to explicitly skip the datafind step if cache files are provided.
- Frame files (bilby) - A fix was added to ensure that the data-dict dictionary has the correct key:value format in the config file.
- PSD compatibility testing - A bug was fixed whereby PSDs would fail to pass compatibility criteria because of flawed tests; these tests have been respecified to avoid the bug.
This is a bug-fix release, and doesn't introduce any new features.
This release is not believed to introduce any backwards-incompatible changes.
- ligo!98: Fixes to handling of preferred event data from LIGO GraceDB
- ligo!93: Fixes to allow code to run in environments where accounting tags are not required
- ligo!94: Fixes errors when calibration files are not available
- ligo!92: Fixes an issue with adding PSD files to some analyses
- ligo!90: Fixes an issue with bayeswave when data files are provided
This is a minor feature release designed to implement new functionality required for running LIGO's O4a parameter estimation workflows.
This release is not believed to introduce any backwards-incompatible changes.
- ligo!51: Updates to the RIFT ini file
- ligo!71: Introduces monitor and application hooks
- ligo!72: Changes to the handling of state vectors
- ligo!73: Changes to allow bilby to use new likelihood models
- ligo!74: Changes to the handling of priors in bilby, removal of prior files
- ligo!76: Improvements to ledger file handling
- ligo!77: Fixes a bug with profiling data collection
- ligo!78: Allow ROQ use in bilby
- ligo!79: Fix a bug where accounting information is omitted from asimov-generated condor jobs
- ligo!86: Updates various bilby defaults
Introduced in ligo!71, asimov now allows plugins to interact with the monitor loop, and gain access to the ledger once the monitoring process has completed. It also allows external packages to provide new data via the asimov apply interface.
This version introduces support for ROQ bases in bilby.
The newly reviewed features in asimov 0.5.0 are:
- Monitor and apply hooks for CBCflow
- Integration of peconfigurator via entry points
- Integration of asimov-gwdata via entry points
- Reduced order quadrature support with bilby with the dynesty sampler
The newly reviewed capabilities in asimov 0.5.0 are:
- Operability on the Open Science Grid (OSG)
- Support for shared user accounts
Additional reviewed updates:
- Revised
BayesWavedefaults associated with v1.1.0 - Revised
bilby_pipedefaults associated with v1.0.8 and also compatible with v1.1.0. - Compatibility with
pesummaryv1.0.0
You can install this preview directly from pypi using pip:
pip install --upgrade asimov==v0.5.0
You can clone this repository and install from source by running
git clone [email protected]:asimov/asimov.git git checkout v0.5.0 pip install .
You can find the most up to date O4 development roadmap on the project wiki<https://git.ligo.org/asimov/asimov/-/wikis/o4-roadmap>.
This is a bug-fix release.
This release is not believed to introduce any backwards-incompatible changes.
This release of asimov is not backwards compatible with releases from the v0.3 series, and has multiple breaking changes.
This version of asimov represents a major update compared to the previously released versions of asimov. In the past asimov has relied on gitlab issue trackers in order to organise a project. In this version we introduce infrastructure within asimov to enable management of much smaller projects as well as those asimov was initially intended for. Projects can now be created in a user's home directory and used to organise and automate multiple runs.
We've made a serious effort in this version to improve the interface between asimov and various gravitational wave analysis pipelines, including Bayeswave, bilby, and lalinference. We've made it much easier to use other pipelines with asimov too, which can now be implemented as plugins without requiring upstream changes to the asimov codebase.
We've introduced a number of new features to the report pages which are created by asimov in order to give a more useful overview of all of the analyses which are being run.
Asimov now has a cleaner, and more consistent command line interface, which has been renamed asimov.
When we started work on the project we weren't sure how asimov would be used, but we've come to the conclusion that having everything named consistently is for the best.
Setting up events and analyses in asimov requires a large amount of information. To assist with this, asimov is now able to read-in this information in yaml-format files which we call "blueprints". A curated collection of these for the events included in the GWTC catalogues, and the analyses used for those catalogues are available from https://git.ligo.org/asimov/data.
This release has been reviewed for use in parameter estimation analyses of the LVK.
+ Review statements can be found in the REVIEW.rst file in this repository.
+ Full information regarding the review is available `in this wiki page<https://git.ligo.org/pe/O4/asimov-review/-/wikis/Asimov-version-O4>`_.
You can install this preview directly from pypi using pip:
pip install --upgrade asimov==v0.4.0
You can clone this repository and install from source by running
git clone [email protected]:asimov/asimov.git git checkout v0.4.0 pip install .
You can find the most up to date O4 development roadmap on the project wiki<https://git.ligo.org/asimov/asimov/-/wikis/o4-roadmap>.