NAME
bumps-webview - a webview interface for Bumps
DESCRIPTION
usage: bumps-webview [-h] [-x] [--external] [-p PORT] [--hub HUB]
- [--fit {dream,scipy.leastsq,amoeba,de,lm,newton}]
-
[--start] [--store STORE] [--read_store READ_STORE] [--write_store WRITE_STORE] [--exit] [--serializer {pickle,dill,dataclass}] [--trace] [--parallel PARALLEL] [--path PATH] [--no_auto_history] [--convergence_heartbeat] [--use_persistent_path] [filename]
positional arguments:
- filename
-
problem file to load, .py or .json (serialized) fitproblem
options:
- -h, --help
-
show this help message and exit
- -x, --headless
-
do not automatically load client in browser
- --external
-
listen on all interfaces, including external (local connections only if not set)
- -p, --port PORT
-
port on which to start the server
- --hub HUB
-
api address of parent hub (only used when called as subprocess)
- --fit {dream,scipy.leastsq,amoeba,de,lm,newton}
-
fitting engine to use; see manual for details
- --start
-
start fit when problem loaded
- --store STORE
-
set read_store and write_store to same file
- --read_store READ_STORE
-
read initial session state from file (overrides --store)
- --write_store WRITE_STORE
-
output file for session state (overrides --store)
- --exit
-
end process when fit complete (fit results lost unless write_store is specified)
- --serializer {pickle,dill,dataclass}
-
strategy for serializing problem, will use value from store if it has already been defined
- --trace
-
enable memory tracing (prints after every uncertainty update in dream)
- --parallel PARALLEL
-
run fit using multiprocessing for parallelism; use --parallel=0 for all cpus
- --path PATH
-
set initial path for save and load dialogs
- --no_auto_history
-
disable auto-appending problem state to history on load and at fit end
- --convergence_heartbeat
-
enable convergence heartbeat for jupyter kernel (keeps kernel alive during fit)
- --use_persistent_path
-
save most recently used path to disk for persistence between sessions
SEE ALSO
The full documentation for bumps-webview is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and bumps-webview programs are properly installed at your site, the command
-
info bumps
should give you access to the complete manual.