Show the ETA during sampling using an estimate of expected number of iterations #505
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also correct the doc for the printing function
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This branch is an attempt to provide an ETA for the run.
I always had to do mental arithmetics with dlogz, but this branch encodes it:
So when one runs dynesty we get now:
52%|▌| 2119/4114 [00:15<00:11, 176.39it/s, batch: 0 | bound: 135 | nc: 251 | ncall: 396570 | eff(%): 0.534 | loglstar: -inf < -163.207 < inf | logz:
The calculations are approximate, assuming that dlogz exponentially decays with the current rate, but in the right ballpark so I still think this is probably useful.
The patch also includes the fix to the iteration rate at the beginning of the restored sampler.