Accuracy by release#
The table below gives, for each release, the counts of the accuracy grid that the Accuracy tables page describes. Each row gives the number of grid cells in each tier (silent, recorded, warned, refused), the number of cells where the package raises an exception instead of returning a result (the column “Refused with an error”), and the number of cells excluded because the model violates the Cusp Slope–Central Anisotropy theorem (An & Evans 2006b), which requires the inner slope of the density profile, \(\gamma\), to be at least twice the central velocity anisotropy, \(\beta_{\rm c}\) (i.e., \(\gamma \ge 2\beta_{\rm c}\)). Each row also links the full grid as CSV files, one for the default settings and one for the quick settings, and the list of the grid’s models.