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This is BARTTest, the collection of tests for radiative-transfer codes. It is
configured by default to test BART, the Bayesian Atmospheric Radiative Transfer
code. After executing the tests on an RT code that has not yet been verified by
BARTTest, please submit the results as a pull request on Github to be added
to the test suite.
BARTTest can be found at
https://github.com/exosports/BARTTest
The BARTTest User Manual can be found at
https://exosports.github.io/BARTTest/doc/BARTTest_User_Manual.html
Authors: Michael D. Himes, Joseph Harrington,
Patricio E. Cubillos, Jasmina Blecic, Ryan C. Challener,
M. R. Green
Test-case Contributors: You, hopefully!
Contact: For general questions about BARTTest (or BART), users may open an issue
on Github, or email
bart-user@planets.ucf.edu
or
bart-devel@planets.ucf.edu
depending on the nature of the question. BART-user handles general
usage questions and suggestions, while BART-devel handles
contributions, data, technical discussions, and the like.
Note: these mailing lists require a simple registration to prevent
spam. You may sign up for each at the following links:
https://physics.ucf.edu/mailman/listinfo/bart-user
https://physics.ucf.edu/mailman/listinfo/bart-devel
For questions or issues specific to BARTTest, users may also contact
the corresponding author at
mhimes@knights.ucf.edu
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