Powerlaw model#1184
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Old commits: * fix models reference in test and use super to init * needed to add powerlaw to __all__ * need to use parameters.Parameter * power law model only takes 2 pars * tests still fail, but the error no longer makes any sense * fixed the tests. Sigh. * skip test if no scipy * use the derivative! * corrected deriv function (was correct at some time earlier; must have forgotten to pull...)
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Changes look good to me. I closed #1048 in favor of this. |
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One of the builds failed for reasons unrelated to the changes. Should Travis be restarted and if so how? |
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@nden - the best way to get them restarted is to use Anyway, I restarted it now - as you surmised I think it wasn't any sort of real error. |
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Trying to finalize PowerlawModel