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[PRE REVIEW]: DeepSZSim: A Python code for fast, tunable Sunyaev–Zeldovich effect submap simulations #7439
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Hi @evavagiakis, thanks for your submission! Given the small size of this code base, I'm going to submit your article for editorial review on whether it meets JOSS's requirements for "substantial scholarly effort". This usually takes a week or two and I'll report back here as soon as I hear back from the rest of the editorial board. Thanks for your patience! |
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Hi @warrickball, thanks very much and I have fixed Samantha Usman's ORCID and will now try generating the PDF again. In response to the comment on the code base size, I wanted to note that this work summarizes two years of effort (including two summers of group undergraduate research) from our Deep Skies Collaboration working group to create the fast and flexible simulations needed for our ML research and validate them with real data. Our group is particularly proud of the fact that we are now able to generate large numbers of simulated galaxy halos in a manner that fills an unmet need in the field. We want to point out that this code has been used for a forthcoming paper on SBI which will be submitted to a journal, as one example of how it will be useful to our peers. |
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Submitting author: @evavagiakis (Eve Vavagiakis)
Repository: https://github.com/deepskies/DeepSZSim
Branch with paper.md (empty if default branch): main
Version: v0.1.1
Editor: Pending
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Managing EiC: Warrick Ball
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