Script to calculate stats, write to file #3506
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* add script to calculate model stats * modify help message
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* add script to calculate model stats * modify help message
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Adds a script that will load samples from a file, recalculate the likelihood and prior for each point, then write it back out to a new file, along with any additional auxiliary statistics (e.g., SNR in each detector, max likelihood phase) that the model saves. Mostly useful for the nested samplers and emcee_pt/ptemcee, which do not store blob data, but can also be used to recalculate likelihood for a different model.
Depends on #3505.