The loglstar is always -inf<-inf<inf about dynesty

[segasai]

Hi,

I am afraid you don't provide enough information to assess if there is any issue at all.
Also there is a question in FAQ on a related issue
https://dynesty.readthedocs.io/en/stable/faq.html#sampling-questions

If you think there is an issue, please provide enough information to understand what you do, what you see and why/if you think something is wrong.

[Sunnnsh]

Sorry for less information about my issue,

I am using dynesty for some analysis related to gravitational waves. I have set up the prior ranges for sampling, and I followed the steps outlined in the documentation to start the sampling process. However, I noticed that in the output information from dynesty, the value of loglstar is always -inf < -inf < inf, which suggests that dynesty is obtaining -inf during the computation of log-likelihood. I have checked my log-likelihood within the prior ranges, and its values range from approximately -300,000 to -50,000,000. Could it be that the magnitude of my log-likelihood values is causing dynesty to evaluate it as -inf during the computation process?

Thanks!

[segasai]

Sorry for delayed reply, but it seems that this specific question is addressed in FAQ
"There are inf values in my lower/upper log-likelihood bounds! Should I be concerned?"