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`ModelPlot()` executes linear solver when `linear_solver=False`
See original GitHub issueIs this behavior intended when linear_solver=False? I was trying to plot corresponding to provided amp values in light profiles without the linear solver to change them.
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yes, that works. What I still need is a param object of the list of all linear parameters to be generated. the cover_param can still be computed by the linear inversion. I give it a try and make a PR
@ajshajib do you want to assign either me or you to this issue such that we are not duplicating effort to solve it? (if you can solve it, I’d appreciate it). Thank you!