Update README.rst

README.rst

@@ -29,25 +29,15 @@ This is an example of how to generate the parameter curves, and save them to fil
 We can load results files, and find the interpolants.
 
 ::
-
-    sage: load("scripts.py")
-    sage: interps = []
-    sage: results = load("v0.sobj")
-    sage: for result in results:
-    sage:     interps.append(interpolate_result(result, log_q = 64))
-    sage: interps
-    [(-0.040476778656126484, 1.143346508563902),
-     (-0.03417207792207793, 1.4805194805194737),
-     (-0.029681716023268107, 1.752723426758335),
-     (-0.0263748887657055, 2.0121439233304894),
-     (-0.023730136557783763, 2.1537066948924095),
-     (-0.021604493958972515, 2.2696862472846204),
-     (-0.019897520946588438, 2.4423829771964796),
-     (-0.018504919354426233, 2.6634073426215745),
-     (-0.017254242957361113, 2.7353702447139026),
-     (-0.016178309410530816, 2.8493969373734758),
-     (-0.01541034709414119, 3.1982749283836283),
-     (-0.014327640360322604, 2.899270827311096)]
+[(-0.04042633119364589, 1.6609788641436722, 80, 'PASS', 450),
+ (-0.03414780360867051, 2.017310258660345, 96, 'PASS', 450),
+ (-0.029670137081135885, 2.162463714083856, 112, 'PASS', 450),
+ (-0.02640502876522622, 2.4826422691043177, 128, 'PASS', 450),
+ (-0.023821437305989134, 2.7177789440636673, 144, 'PASS', 450),
+ (-0.02174358218716036, 2.938810548493322, 160, 'PASS', 498),
+ (-0.019904056582117684, 2.8161252801542247, 176, 'PASS', 551),
+ (-0.018610403247590085, 3.2996236848399008, 192, 'PASS', 606),
+ (-0.014606812351714953, 3.8493629234693003, 256, 'PASS', 826)]
 ::
 
 Finding the value of n_{alpha} is done manually. We can also verify the interpolants which are generated at the same time: