Releases: Jorge-Alda/SMEFT19
Releases · Jorge-Alda/SMEFT19
Version 3.0.1
Changes with respect v3.0:
- Numpy version increased to 1.22 and PyYAML to 5.4 to appy security patches.
- Bugfix: when using a wrong observable in
SMEFTglob.prediction
,SMEFTglob.pull_obs
orSMEFTglob.fastmeas
, aKeyError
is now raised. - Released Docker containers, available using
docker pull jorgealda/smeft19
SMET19 v3.0
Version used for the final results of the PhD
- Updated to
flavio
andsmelli
v2.3: More observables, latest measurements, new for factors for RD*, etc. - Results moved to https://github.com/Jorge-Alda/SMEFT19-notebooks.
- Fully documented in https://jorge-alda.github.io/SMEFT19.
- Many bugs fixed.
- Published to Zenodo: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5781795
SMEFT19 2.0
-
Added a Machine Learning-based Montecarlo algorithm to generate points in parameter space around the best fit point following the chi^2 distribution of the fit. The Machine Learning uses a XGBoost model.
-
Added SHAP values to interpret the results of the Machine Learning model.
SMEFT19 v1.0
-
All results have been recalculated with the 2019 data from LHCb and Belle.
-
Functions better organized in modules.
-
Support for multithread calculations for some functions, like
likelihood_plot
. -
Documentation.
First working version
Everything should be working by now. All results produced with the minimal model.