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It appears pestpp builds a parcov using parbnds by default, then reads a parcov if provided as a pestpp option. But pestpp fails if all pars are not in the supplied parcov. How hard would it be to use elements of the default parcov for any pars not found in the supplied parcov? That would allow users to supply a parcov for geospatial pars (etc) but not have to rebuild the parcov when adding simiple, uncorrelated pars.
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@wkitlasten it's doable. The issue is error trapping like did you mean to supply a partial parcov. I've also thought allowing a partial par ensemble. I'll take a look at this tomorrow...
It appears pestpp builds a parcov using parbnds by default, then reads a parcov if provided as a pestpp option. But pestpp fails if all pars are not in the supplied parcov. How hard would it be to use elements of the default parcov for any pars not found in the supplied parcov? That would allow users to supply a parcov for geospatial pars (etc) but not have to rebuild the parcov when adding simiple, uncorrelated pars.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: