> I wrote ehtim (eht-imaging) as a python framework for implementing regularized maximum likelihood imaging methods on EHT data. In the last two years, it has evolved into a flexible environment for manipulating, simulating, analyzing, and imaging interferometric data and is a workhorse of the EHT’s data analysis pipeline.
At first I thought the image was being disingenuous by cherry-picking commits to highlight, but take a look for yourself, she really did mostly just modify plotting, add options and fix bugs:
But who's counting, right? Seems that you have to not only manage the team writing the software, but you also have to write the entire software to get credit.
The software is "ehtim", here are the contributors:
https://github.com/achael/eht-imaging/graphs/contributors
He says:
> I wrote ehtim (eht-imaging) as a python framework for implementing regularized maximum likelihood imaging methods on EHT data. In the last two years, it has evolved into a flexible environment for manipulating, simulating, analyzing, and imaging interferometric data and is a workhorse of the EHT’s data analysis pipeline.
Source: https://achael.github.io/_pages/software/
At first I thought the image was being disingenuous by cherry-picking commits to highlight, but take a look for yourself, she really did mostly just modify plotting, add options and fix bugs:
https://github.com/achael/eht-imaging/commits?author=klbouma...
There's nothing wrong with that, but claiming that she is "behind the software" is just bullshit.