which one is the best fitted curve for the data I input?

[YmcGW]

I got three fitted curves when I used following code.

But I don't know which one is the best, so could you tell me which one is the best fitted curves.

[kecnry]

By passing sample_num=500, sample_mode='3-sigma', phoebe will draw 500 random samples from the emcee_sol distributions, compute forward models for each drawn sample, and then expose the -3 sigma, median, +3 sigma bounds (in flux) at each time. If you'd rather store and plot all 500 models (500 might be a bit slow to store and plot depending on how many times/phases your datasets have), you can choose sample_mode='all' instead. If you only want the median exposed and plotted, choose sample_mode='median'.

I made a note (phoebe-project/phoebe2-docs#27) to try to improve the documentation and examples for sample_mode, I noticed when searching for examples to send you that there really aren't many available - so sorry about that!

-Kyle

[YmcGW]

Your reply is really helpful and thank you for your guidance.

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[YmcGW]

ok