test: create new Discovery likelihood tests#57
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test: create new Discovery likelihood tests#57meyers-academic wants to merge 4 commits intonanograv:mainfrom
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matrix and ecorr.
`.sum()` to try to preserve numpy backwards compatibility
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The name of the PR apparently should start with one of the Semantic PR Check labels and it is case sensitive. |
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@vallis what do you think of this? Is this a reasonable structure for future tests? |
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This is the start of some more complete tests. I am definitely not committed to how these are set up. But currently they run, which is nice.
I've also "fixed" the offset in the current tests...